For Enterprise accounts, enabling MCP requires admin approval. If you're in an Enterprise team, refer to the Admin guide for Miro MCP.
You will need to have Miro MCP enabled and authorized in your team and organization before being able to connect to any MCP Client.
Enabling MCP Server
Follow the steps based on your plan type to get started quickly.
Free, Starter, Business and Educational plans
- MCP is enabled by default, no signup or approval needed.
- Install and authenticate directly through your MCP Client.
Enterprise plans
- Contact your Admin to enable Miro MCP for your organization first.
- Your admin may also limit MCP to specific teams and user groups. If they do, you need to be in a selected team and (when user groups are set) in an allowed user group.
- Once enabled for you, you can connect through your MCP Client.
On Enterprise plans, a connection can fail if the admin hasn't enabled MCP, hasn't included you in Teams and user groups access control, or hasn't allowed that specific client. Contact your admin if you can't connect.
Authorizing Miro's MCP Server
- Open your AI tool. For example, in Lovable: Settings > Integrations > Miro MCP Server > Connect.
- Follow the OAuth authentication flow.
- Select the team where your boards are located.
Miro's MCP Server will only be able to read boards in the team you select during the OAuth flow.
Connecting Miro's MCP Server to your AI Tool
Once Miro's MCP Server is enabled for your organization or team, you can configure it on your preferred MCP Client.
One-step installation
Most MCP Clients offer a streamlined installation process:
- Open your AI tool (such as Cursor, VSCode, or Lovable).
- Navigate to the MCP or integration settings.
- Find and select "Miro" or "Add MCP Server".
- Enter
https://mcp.miro.comwhen prompted. - Complete the OAuth authentication flow.
- Select the team where you want to use Miro MCP.
Make sure to select the same team where your boards are located.
Manual installation
Some tools require manual configuration:
- Open your MCP Client's settings or configuration area.
- Find the MCP configuration section.
- Add the following JSON configuration:
{
"mcpServers": {
"miro-mcp": {
"url": "https://mcp.miro.com/",
"disabled": false,
"autoApprove": []
}
}
}
- Save your changes and authenticate through the OAuth flow.
Verifying MCP is active
After enabling MCP, you can verify it's working by:
- Attempting to connect an MCP-compatible tool like Cursor or VSCode.
- Following the OAuth authentication flow.
- Testing a simple prompt that uses Miro MCP functionality.
Some MCP Clients may require additional authentication with their respective services.
Tool-specific guides
For detailed installation instructions for specific tools, refer to our developer documentation: