TL;DR
To migrate a Miro board to Klaxoon, export the board as a PDF or Image (Vector PDF/SVG works best for scalability) using the top-right three-dot menu. Then, in Klaxoon, import the file via Three-dot menu → Files on an existing board to generate sticky notes, or select + New → Import from the sidebar to launch a new board. Once imported, customize the content using Klaxoon's tools and share access with your team.
- Overview
- Exporting a Miro Board as a PDF
- How to Export
- PDF Quality Options
- Exporting a Miro Board as an Image
- How to Export
- Image Export Options
- Importing a Miro Board via the Sidebar
- Import Your Miro File
- What's Next?
Overview
Export your Miro board as a PDF, JPG, or vector file from the top-right menu and select your preferred quality. Then import it into Klaxoon through Menu → Files or Sidebar → + New → Import. Customize and share the board for collaboration. For large boards, import smaller sections separately.
Exporting a Miro Board as a PDF
You can export your board as a PDF file directly from the top navigation bar.
How to Export
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Click the three dot menu 1 in the top-right toolbar.
- Select Export as PDF 2 from the dropdown menu.
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In the Export PDF as 3 pop-up menu, select your preferred quality setting.
- Click Export 4.
PDF Quality Options
When exporting your board, you can choose from the following export options:
- Low quality images (1X): Smaller file size, suitable for quick sharing or previewing.
- Medium quality images (2X): Balanced resolution and file size for general presentation use.
- High quality images (3X): Higher resolution output for detailed visuals.
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Vector: Best quality for scaling and printing without losing clarity.
Note
This option may take several minutes to process.
Exporting a Miro Board as an Image
You can export your board as an image directly from the top-right menu.
How to Export
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Click the three dot menu 1 in the top-right toolbar.
- Select Export as image 2 from the dropdown menu.
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In the Export image as 3 pop-up menus, select your preferred resolution and format.
- Click Export 4.
Image Export Options
When exporting your board as an image, you can choose from the following options:
- Small (JPG): Exports a compact image (2852 X 1432px) suitable for quick previews and smaller file sizes.
- Medium (JPG): Exports a standard image (5705 X 2804px) for everyday presentations and documents.
- Large (JPG): Exports a high-resolution image (9983 X 4907px) ideal for detailed viewings.
- Vector (PDF): Exports the board as a scalable PDF file.
- Vector (SVG): Exports the board as a vector SVG graphic, perfect for high-resolution scaling and graphics editing.
Importing a Miro Board via the Sidebar
You can import an existing Miro board directly into Klaxoon using the sidebar menu.
How to Import
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Click the + New 1 button in the sidebar.
- Hover over or select Import 2.
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Click Import 3.
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Choose where you want to import the file from 4.
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Select the file 5, then click Open 6.
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In the Import successful pop-up, open the imported board 7 or close the window 8.
Your Miro board is now available as a Klaxoon board.
Import Your Miro File
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Click the three-dot 1 menu in the toolbar.
- Select Files 2 under the Content menu.
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On the Import screen, choose where you would like to import your file from 3.
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Choose the file you want to import 4.
- Click Open 5.
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Imported files will appear as sticky notes on your board 6.
Adapt and Collaborate
Once your Miro board is in Klaxoon, you can tailor it to your needs. Add interactive elements and use Klaxoon’s collaboration tools to discuss and work together in real time.
- If your Miro board is large or complex, export it in several smaller parts to make importing into Klaxoon easier.
- Make sure all participants have access to the Klaxoon board so everyone can collaborate without interruption.