Get your best experience with Miro using our native app for your iPad, Windows or Android Tablet. You won't feel the difference! The Tablet App supports all the tools and features of the browser version.
Open your boards from the dashboard to start collaboration:
Miro tablet app dashboard
Miro Tablet app toolbars and canvas
Tips on working with the app
Navigate on your boards using the following tips:
- Single finger scroll to move object or canvas
- Two fingers scroll to move canvas only
- Single tap to add the object
- Double tap to add the last object used
- Long tap and drag to use multi-select of objects
- Pinch to zoom in and zoom out.
You can use any type of pen tools on a tablet - Apple Pencil, Surface Pen, Samsung S Pen, etc. However, a special navigation mode for digital pens has not been implemented yet.
Push notifications on Tablets
When signing in the Tablet app for the first time we will ask you if you wish to enable push notifications to always be up to date if a teammate mentions you on one of the boards. Push notifications can be disabled in the Settings of your iPad application.
Technical Requirements
- iOS 10.0 or higher
- Android 5.0 or higher
- Windows 10, version 1511 or higher
- Screen resolution of 768×1024 pixels or higher
Limitations
Video chat and Dropbox plugin are unavailable.
Only Vector PDF export is available. The exported results open in a new browser tab.
Only JPG files can be uploaded to boards from the device.
Upgrading and purchasing new seats are not available in the tablet app.
The option to re-order frames in the sidebar is not available on touch devices (in the tablet app and in browser).
The option to re-order tools in the toolbar is not available on touch devices (in the tablet app and in browser).
iPad limitations
Our app uses WebView to render the visuals, and one of the rules related to memory management is that the rendering process is not allowed to use more than 25% of RAM memory of the device. After this mark the app gets limited and it stops loading properly without giving any error messages or crashes. This is why the toolbars can disappear and re-appear occasionally, and the performance may slow down substantially.
As a workaround we can suggest trying the following:
- to close all unnecessary background applications before using Miro - this should better the performance;
- to work on boards that are smaller in size - this should lighten the load of the app on the system;
- finally, to switch to another device (laptop or computer) with better RAM and use the browser version of Miro, preferably on Chrome browser.