Miro Tutorial: How to Use Frames in Miro! (INFINITE Digital Whiteboards)

[@ruthndunge7842]

thanks carter you are a gem

[@ProductiveDude]

Thank you for watching. I hope this helped.

[@ainurkali3777]

Many thanks, Carter!

[@ProductiveDude]

My pleasure!

[@bahysaleh2949]

Thank you @carter. I have a question about using the organize grid button that is used to organize all the sticky notes in a frame. You explained it quite well at minute 3:05. My issue is that I can not find the grid bottom at the frame bar when I click on the frame and therefore I can not organize the sticky notes as fast. By the way, I am using the basic version. Is that why? Do I need to upgrade to access this feature? Or did Miro change the platform and this feature had been removed or moved?

[@ProductiveDude]

You might need to upgrade to a paid version. Miro has removed the “consultant plan” which is the one I used in this video!

[@bahysaleh2949]

@@ProductiveDude Thank you for the prompt reply. You helped me to learn Miro in no time.

[@eescoseautomationconsultan3416]

For some reason when I create a frame it does not give me the ability to resize the frame itself. Even when I select "Custom" it doesn't give my any options for resizing or shaping the frame as needed. Any thoughts?

[@ProductiveDude]

Hmm are you on a paid plan or free version? Maybe they removed frame resizing for certain plans

[@spatialagency]

Awesome

[@ProductiveDude]

Glad you enjoyed. Frames are great for work.

[@enriquegalviscovo3009]

I am making a presentation in Miro and I want to put the numbering of the pages inside the frame, is there any function to do it?

[@ProductiveDude]

No quick way to do this, but I recommend creating your first frame with a number in the corner. After that you can duplicate it and manually change the number on each frame.

[@persianchris2451]

Why didnt you show us the actual example of what happens when you play the frames?

[@ProductiveDude]

I’m not sure… check out some of my other Miro videos. Maybe you’ll be able to find what you’re looking for.