How to Make a Miro Board Public

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May 12, 2026

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Use this interactive demo to learn how to share a Miro board publicly with anyone via link.

Quick summary

Making a Miro board public lets anyone with the link view your board without needing a Miro account. You can set the sharing permission to Viewer so your content stays protected while remaining accessible to outside collaborators or stakeholders.

Steps

Open the Miro board you want to make public from your dashboard.
Click the Share button in the top right corner to access the sharing settings.
Review the current access permissions — the board is initially restricted to only you or specific team members.
Click the drop-down arrow next to the current permission setting to view all available sharing options.
Select 'Anyone with the link' and choose 'Viewer' access to keep your work safe while making it viewable to others.
Copy the public link to share your board — it is now accessible to anyone with the URL.

📌 Why this matters

Sharing a Miro board publicly is essential for teams that need to present visual workflows, brainstorming sessions, or project plans to external stakeholders without requiring them to sign in. The public link with Viewer access ensures your board content remains protected from edits while still being fully accessible to clients, partners, or anyone you choose to share it with. This feature makes Miro a powerful tool for cross-functional collaboration, client presentations, and open knowledge sharing. Being able to control access permissions directly from the Share menu gives teams both flexibility and security in how they distribute their work.

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