Miro MCP servers: which one to use
Use Miro's own hosted server. It signs in with your Miro account and works on every plan. Choose a community server for a Miro API token and more tools.
- Servers
- 5
- active
- Official
- 1
- by Miro
- Hosted
- 2
- nothing to install
- Local
- 2
- runs on your machine
- OAuth
- 1
- sign in, no key
Miro makes its own MCP server, and it is the right pick for almost everyone. You sign in with your Miro account, and the AI can only reach boards you can already open. It reads and summarizes boards, builds frames, sticky notes, tables and docs, and draws diagrams from code. One thing to know first: each plan has a daily limit on tool calls, from 100 on Free to 10,000 on Enterprise, and Enterprise admins must turn the server on.
Good for
- Teams that want Claude to summarize a board into decisions and action items
- Developers who build an app from a board in Cursor or VS Code
- Facilitators who set up retros and workshops with AI-made frames and stickies
- Enterprise admins who must switch the server on before anyone can use it
Which Miro MCP server to use
Use Miro's own server unless you want a token-based setup on your own machine. Choose olgasafonova's server for the widest tool set, or its Miro Apps sibling to see board summaries as cards inside the chat.
| Server | Official | Runs | Sign-in | Can change things | Tools | GitHub stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| For Miro | ||||||
| MiroThis page | Official | Hosted | Account | Yes | 52 in docs | – |
| Miro (olgasafonova) | Community | Local | API token | Yes | 110 (README) | 31 |
| Miro Apps | Community | Local | API token | – | 11 (README) | 4 |
| Other tools for the same job | ||||||
| Miro (k-jarzyna) | Community | Local | API token | Yes | 97 (README) | 65 |
All Miro MCP servers
5 active · 1 official · official first, then by GitHub stars
MiroOfficialHostedOAuthOfficial Miro MCP server - Supports context to code and creating diagrams, docs, and data tables.
- miroHosted
Collaborate on visual boards with your team using Miro integration.
65 GitHub stars - mcparmory-miroLocal
Create and manage collaborative boards, items, and diagrams programmatically
32 GitHub stars 
MiroLocalControl Miro whiteboards with AI. 110 tools for boards, diagrams, mindmaps, comments, SVG.
31 GitHub stars- miro-mcp-apps
MCP Apps pilot for Miro: 7 tools that return interactive UI (cards, tables, color clusters, SVG graphs, comment threads) instead of JSON, rendered inline in MCP Apps-compatible hosts like Claude Desktop.
4 GitHub stars
Questions
Is there an official Miro MCP server?
Yes. Miro hosts it at https://mcp.miro.com and you sign in with your Miro account. Miro's docs say it works for all Miro plans, even free teams.
Which AI tools does it work with?
Any tool that supports remote MCP servers and OAuth. Miro's docs give setups for Claude and Claude Code, Codex and ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code with GitHub Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Windsurf, Gemini CLI and more. In Claude, add Miro from the connectors menu.
Are there usage limits?
Yes. Daily tool calls are 100 on Free, 500 on Starter, 2,000 on Business and 10,000 on Enterprise, and the count resets at 00:00 UTC. Every call counts, whether or not it uses Miro AI credits.
Why can I not use it on my Enterprise plan?
On Enterprise the server may be off by default. An admin turns it on under Admin settings > Apps and Integrations > MCP, for the whole organization or for chosen teams.
Can it change or delete my boards?
Yes. The official tools create and update board content, and the tool list includes deleting a section. The AI can only act on boards your own Miro account can already access.
Can I connect more than one Miro team?
Not at once. Miro's FAQ says each user is signed in to one team at a time, even across several AI tools, and connecting another team replaces the first.
Do the community servers need an API token?
Yes. olgasafonova's README says to create a Miro app with boards:read and boards:write and use its token. k-jarzyna's README lists boards, identity and team read and write as required permissions.
Which community server has the most tools?
olgasafonova's, with 110 tools in its README. The README adds an essentials profile of 15 tools to keep the AI's context small. k-jarzyna's lists 97.
What is Miro Apps?
A small sibling of olgasafonova's server with 11 tools that return interactive views, such as a board summary card or an items table, instead of plain text. Its README says rendering was validated in Claude Desktop and MCPJam, and not yet tried in ChatGPT, Claude.ai or VS Code.
Is it free?
The official server is included on every Miro plan, within the daily call limits. olgasafonova's server is MIT licensed and k-jarzyna's is Apache 2.0, so both cost nothing beyond your Miro account.