ARClip or Miro

Miro is one of the most popular online whiteboards, with thousands of templates, hundreds of integrations and tools for workshops. ARClip is a board for teams who work in 3D: models, images and video sit on one canvas, and a finished scene can go on a website or be shown in AR.

Free — unlimited projects, views and publishing

Start building — free How to switch from Miro

Choose ARClip if

the board needs real 3D models, not screenshots of them
you want to lay out references in 2D and walk through them in 3D
you need 3D models fast, from a description or a photo
the result has to go on a website or be shown in AR
you'd rather generate images and video for the board right on the canvas

Choose Miro if

you organize the board into frames
you need tables, mind maps or kanban
you need the board's version history
the board has to work with your task tracker and team chat

You can use both: keep workshops and planning in Miro and do the 3D work in ARClip. Export the parts of the board you need from Miro as images or a PDF and drop them onto the canvas.

What ARClip adds to a board

As many boards as you like, free
There is no limit on boards on any plan, the free one included.
3D models right on the board
Drop a 3D model — GLB, glTF, FBX or OBJ — next to your sticky notes and references — rotate it and see it from every side instead of squinting at a screenshot.
How it works
AI on the canvas
Generate an image, a video or a 3D model from a description right on the board, and let the assistant add and arrange things for you. Generation uses AI credits.
How it works
The team is on the board
Live edits, comments on the canvas, chat, voice, video and screen sharing — no separate call app needed.
How it works
Workshops run on plugins
Timer and Voting are shared by everyone: one countdown and one vote per person. Missing a tool? Take a plugin from the Creator Hub or write your own.
How it works

Side by side

Capability	ARClip	Miro
3D and AI
3D models on the board	YesGLB, glTF, FBX, OBJ	No
The same board in 3D	Yes	No
3D models from text or a photo	Yesuses AI credits	No
Publish a 3D scene to the web and AR	Yesnotes and arrows only if you choose	Noa board can be embedded on a site
Image and video generation	Yesuses AI credits	Partlyimages only
AI assistant that edits the board	Yesuses AI credits	Yeson the Business plan
AI agents (Claude, Cursor) via MCP	Yesread and check only on Free	Yes100 calls a day on Free
Board
Infinite canvas	Yes	Yes
Sticky notes, text, shapes and arrows	Yesa basic set of shapes	Yes
Freehand drawing	Yes	Yes
Ready-made templates	Yesmade by the community, always growing	Yes7,000+
Frames and groups	Partlygroups by nesting in the Layers panel; no frames	Yes
Tables, mind maps and kanban	No	Yes
Teamwork
Real-time collaboration	Yes	Yes
Comments	Yes	Yes
Voice, video and screen sharing in the project	Yesplus project chat; up to 5 people in voice on Free	Yesvideo chat on paid plans
Friends: who's in the editor now, joining a project on request	Yes	No
Voting and timer	Yesvia the Timer and Voting plugins	Yeson paid plans
Export and integrations
Export the board to PNG and PDF	Yesthe board or a selection as PNG or PDF; the scene as video, GLB and STL	Yeswatermarked on Free
Version history	No	Yes
Import from other tools	YesFigma via the assistant, Sketchfab, PDF	YesVisio and Lucidchart, on paid plans
Integrations with work tools	PartlyFigma, Sketchfab, Blender and AI agents via MCP; your own via plugins	Yes250+

Pricing

ARClip: Free with no limits on projects, views or publishing — every editor included and commercial use allowed. Paid plans add AI credits, a custom domain and support.
Miro: Free plan with three editable boards. Starter costs $8 and Business $20 per member per month, billed yearly.

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How to move your Miro projects to ARClip Design

What moves over as files

In Miro, open the board menu → Board → Export and pick an image. On the Free plan the image is watermarked.
Create a “2D board” project in ARClip and drop the images or the PDF onto the canvas: each PDF page lands as its own picture, in order.

What to rebuild — and with what

Rebuild sticky notes, text and arrows on the ARClip canvas — the same tools are there. Frames become separate scenes in the project, and voting and the timer come from the Voting and Timer plugins.

Fastest with AI: describe the project to the assistant in the editor, or connect Claude or Cursor via MCP, and the agent builds the scene from your files and description.

Invite your team: you can work on the board together in real time.

Questions

Can I move a board over from Miro?

Not with editable sticky notes yet: the board moves over as images or a PDF — see the steps above; each PDF page lands on the canvas as its own picture. You can add 3D models right next to them.

Do sticky notes and arrows end up in the published scene?

Not by default: notes, arrows and drawings are working material that only project members see. To show one to viewers, clear its “Editor only” box.

Can we work together in real time?

Yes. Everyone sees each other on the canvas, writes in the project chat, leaves comments on objects and talks by voice or video with screen sharing. The Friends section shows which friends are in the editor right now — you can ask to join their project.

Do I need to install anything?

No, ARClip runs in the browser. There's also an app for macOS, Windows and Linux if you prefer.

Try it on your own project

Open a workspace, describe what you want to build and see the first version in the editor. No card, no install.

Start building — free