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• Import Miro boards to FigJam
  Before you begin

  • Anyone with can edit access in a FigJam file can import a Miro board.
  • You must have permission to export boards in Miro. Miro board owners or team admins can restrict the ability to export boards.

  You can import the contents of a Miro board into FigJam. After importing, you’ll be able to edit text as well as move and resize objects.

  Export from Miro

  To export all or part of a board from Miro:

  1. Open the Miro board you want to export.
  2. From the toolbar at the top left of the page, select the option to Export this board.
  3. Choose Save as image.
  4. Drag the handles on the canvas to include content you want to export. You may need to zoom out to capture the entire board.
  5. From the Export image as menu, choose Vector.
  6. Click Export. Your image will save to your computer as a PDF file.

  Learn more about exporting Miro boards as images →

  Import Miro content to FigJam

  After exporting a board from Miro, you can:

  • Create a new FigJam file from the Miro PDF
  • Import the content into an existing FigJam file

  Create a new FigJam file

  1. Open the Figma file browser.
  2. Select the Import file tile.
  3. Select one or more Miro PDF files to import.
  4. Click Import on the Import PDFs as Figma files? screen.
  5. Click Done once the import is complete.

  Tip: You can also drag and drop one or more Miro PDF files into the Figma file browser. Figma will create a new FigJam file for each PDF.

  Import into an existing FigJam file

  1. Open a FigJam file.
  2. Click the Figma icon at the top left of the file.
  3. Navigate to File > Import.
  4. Select one or more Miro PDF files.

  Tip: You can also drag and drop one or more Miro PDF files straight into the FigJam canvas. Each Miro PDF will get imported into the open FigJam file.

  How Miro objects map to FigJam

  The following table explains how a Miro object gets imported into FigJam.

  Miro object	FigJam object
  Sticky note	Sticky note
  Template	Image
  Text	Text
  Web page capture	Image
  Chart	A group of shapes
  Wireframe object	A group of shapes and text
  iframe objects (for example, YouTube video embeds)	Image
  Shape	Shape
  Connection line	Connector
  Pen	Marker doodle
  Frame	Shape
  Mind map	Shapes, marker doodle, and text
  Table	Marker doodle and text
  Third-party tools and widgets	Image
  Hyperlinks	Hyperlinks
  Emojis	Image
  Stickers	Shapes and marker doodles
  Kanban boards and cards	Shapes and text

  Note: It’s not possible to import comments or right-to-left text from a Miro board into FigJam.

• Apply curated colors in FigJam

  Before you start you should know

  • FigJam is Figma's new digital whiteboarding tool.
  • Anyone with can edit access in a FigJam file can change colors.

  Color is a valuable tool that can be used in FigJam to visually communicate your ideas. FigJam comes with default color palettes depending on the object it is applied to.

  Sticky notes

  Sticky notes have a set palette of colors:

  • Light gray #D9D9D9
  • Stone #667799
  • Blue #0D99FF
  • Violet #9747FF
  • Pink #FF24BD
  • Red #F24822
  • Orange #FFA629
  • Yellow #FFCD29
  • Green #14AE5C
  • Teal #00A1C2

  

  Highlighter

  The highlighter tool’s palette includes:

  • Gray #D9D9D9
  • Pink #FFBDF2
  • Orange #FCD19C
  • Yellow #FFFAA3
  • Green #AFF4C6
  • Blue #B6ECF7
  • Violet #E4CCFF
  • White #FFFFFF

  

  Everything else

  Shapes, sections, marker doodles, and connectors have their own color palette.

  • Black #1E1E1E
  • Dark gray #757575
  • Gray #B3B3B3
  • Light gray #E6E6E6
  • Red #F24822 / Light red #FFC7C2
  • Orange #FFA629 / Light orange #FCD19C
  • Yellow #FFCD29 / Light yellow #FFE8A3
  • Green #14AE5C / Light green #AFF4C6
  • Blue #0D99FF / Light blue #BDE3FF
  • Violet #9747FF / Light violet #E4CCFF
  • White #FFFFFF
  • Custom color using the eyedropper tool ↓ or a hex code.

  

  Apply colors to objects

  Once an object is selected and you would like to modify its color, you can select the Color dropdown from the toolbar:

  

  Note

  Selecting multiple objects with mixed colors and changing the color of the new selection will override any previously applied colors.

  Sticky notes

  Modifying the color of a sticky note on the board will change the default color of the Sticky note tool in the toolbar. It does not affect the color of pre-existing stickies.

  The new default color will be applied to all future sticky notes until the color is changed again.

  

  Learn more about creating and editing sticky notes →

  Shapes

  You can change the color and opacity of shapes in FigJam.

  To set the color of a shape before placing it:

  1. From the toolbar, click the chevron next to the shape icon.
  2. Select a color from the default color palette.
  3. Click anywhere on the board to place the shape.

  Once the shape is on the board, select it to open the toolbar. From the color picker in the toolbar, you can:

  • Set the shape fill to Fill, No Fill, or Transparent
  • Select the Custom option to set a custom color and opacity level

  

  Modifying the color of a shape on the board changes the default color of the Shape tool in the toolbar. It does not affect the color of shapes already on the board.

  Just like sticky notes, the new default color will be applied to all future shapes until the color is changed again.

  When a shape's fill property is removed, the shape border is still shown. The border color of a shape cannot be modified independently of the shape's color.

  Learn more about creating and editing shapes →

  Connectors

  Changing the color of a connector will change the background color of the connector text when the Text background property is applied.

  The new default color will be applied to all future connectors until the color is changed again.

  Note

  Text colors within a sticky note, shape or connector cannot be modified.

  Learn more about connectors in FigJam →

  Text

  Unlike the text in shapes, stickies and connectors, text created with the Text tool can take on different colors. However, changing the color of one text object will not apply the same styling to future text objects.

  Attempting to change the color of a substring within a text object will modify all text color in the same object. The default color for a new text object is always Charcoal.

  

  Learn more about the Text tool in FigJam →

  Drawing tools

  You can change the stroke color of the marker and highlighter tools by clicking it in the toolbar and selecting a color from the palette:

  

  The stroke color can also be modified after drawing by selecting the stroke and choosing a color from the toolbar.

  Learn more about drawing tools in FigJam →

  Use the eyedropper tool

  The eyedropper tool allows you to select and sample colors from any object or image on the board board. Use the eyedropper to identify colors and apply them to your objects.

  1. Select the object you'd like to edit.
  2. Click the color picker and select the gradient option.
  3. Select the eyedropper tool.
  4. Hover over the color in the canvas you'd like to sample. The magnifier window will show you both the color and hex code of the sampled pixel.
  5. Click to apply the sampled color to the selected object: