Link Miro with Claude

Once connected, Claude can interact with your Miro workspace directly from the conversation window. You can ask Claude to create new boards, add sticky notes and cards, read existing board content, and manage your visual workflows — all without leaving Claude. This lets you use AI to speed up brainstorming, build diagrams, and organise ideas on Miro boards in natural language.

Go to Settings in your Claude account (accessible from the sidebar or profile menu at claude.ai), then look for the Connectors section. This is where all third-party integrations are managed, including Miro, Asana, Apollo.io, and others.

The Miro integration in Claude works via Miro's API. Free Miro accounts have limited board and API access. For full functionality — including creating boards and accessing team workspaces — a paid Miro plan is recommended. Refer to Miro's documentation for the most up-to-date API and plan requirements.

Yes. Once authorised, Claude can interact with your Miro workspace through the integration. You can ask Claude to create new boards, add content items like sticky notes or text, read board data, and retrieve workspace information in natural language — making it faster to set up and populate boards without opening Miro directly.

Go back to Settings → Connectors in Claude and find Miro in your connected integrations. Click the disconnect or remove option to revoke access. You can also manage third-party app permissions directly from your Miro account under Profile → Apps.

Connector availability in Claude depends on your plan and region. If Miro appears in your Settings → Connectors list, it is available for your account. Claude Pro subscribers generally have access to more connectors and higher usage limits. Check the Connectors section in your account to see what is currently available.