Updated on August 2, 2026easy, ~2 min
How to Embed a Miro Board in Notion
Miro is on Notion's list of officially supported embeds, so connecting a board takes one paste. In Miro, open Share, set link access so anyone with the link can view, and copy it. On a Notion page, type /embed, paste the link, and click "Embed link". The board renders live, and readers can pan and zoom around it without a Miro account. The embed always shows the current board, so you never re-embed after editing.
Why embed Miro in Notion?
- Keep a retro or workshop board on the same page as the notes that came out of it.
- Let stakeholders look at a diagram without asking them to sign up for Miro.
- Give a project doc a living architecture map instead of a screenshot that goes stale.
Is there a Miro Notion integration?
Notion lists Miro among the services it supports natively, so there is no app to install and no connector to pay for. Pasting a share link produces a live board rather than a bookmark. How much readers can do with it depends on the access level you set on the board in Miro: view, comment, or edit are all possible, so decide that before you share the page.
How to embed Miro in Notion
Open Share in Miro
On the board, click Share in the top-right corner and find the link access setting. Set it so anyone with the link can view. A board left on team-only access shows outside readers a permission screen.
Copy the board link
Copy the URL Miro gives you. It looks like https://miro.com/app/board/... and works as-is, so there is no embed code to extract.
Paste it into Notion
Type /embed on the Notion page, press Enter, paste the link, and click "Embed link". The board loads in the block.
Give it room
Drag the block wide and tall. Miro boards are large by nature, and a small block leaves readers panning around a keyhole.
Good to know
- What readers can do is set by the board's access level in Miro. Leave it on view unless you actively want people editing from inside a Notion page.
- Boards restricted to your Miro team will not load for external readers, and the block shows a permission message instead.
- Large boards take a moment to render, since the embed loads the whole canvas rather than the part you are looking at.
- The embed opens at the board's default view, so set that in Miro to the area you actually want people to land on.
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect Miro to Notion?
There is nothing to connect. Set the Miro board's link access so anyone with the link can view, copy the URL, then type /embed in Notion and paste it. Miro is one of Notion's supported embed sources, so the board renders directly.
Can people edit the Miro board from Notion?
That depends on the access level you chose in Miro. View, comment, and edit are all available, so an embedded board can be interactive if you want it to be. Set it to view if the board should only be read.
Do readers need a Miro account?
No, as long as the board is set so anyone with the link can view. Without that setting they see a permission screen rather than the board.
Why does my Miro board look zoomed into the wrong place?
The embed opens at the board's saved default view. Set that view in Miro before copying the link, and the embed will open where you want it.
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