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Lucidchart vs Miro
Short answer: Pick Lucidchart if you want AI-assisted diagramming and real-time collaboration; pick Miro if you want AI-enhanced visual collaboration. Both have a free plan.
Which to pick
Pick Lucidchart if you want…
- AI-assisted diagramming and real-time collaboration
- Integrations with Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel or Confluence (on Lucidchart's list, not Miro's)
Pick Miro if you want…
- AI-enhanced visual collaboration
- Online whiteboarding
- Integrations with Microsoft, Google or Adobe (on Miro's list, not Lucidchart's)
Side by side
- What it is
- Lucidchart:Lucidchart is an online diagramming tool that uses AI, data linking and collaboration features to create flowcharts, org charts, technical diagrams and more.
- Miro:Miro is an online collaborative whiteboard platform that lets teams create, plan and build visual workflows together.
- Best for
- Lucidchart:AI-assisted diagramming and real-time collaboration
- Miro:AI-enhanced visual collaboration
- Who it’s for
- Lucidchart:Teams and individuals who need to visualize processes, systems or organizational structures.
- Miro:Product, design, and engineering teams that need visual collaboration.
- Pricing
- Lucidchart:Freemium
- Miro:Freemium
- Free plan or trial
- Lucidchart:Free plan (Free) · Free trial
- Miro:Free plan (Free)
- Plans
- Lucidchart:Free $0 · Individual $9 per month when billed yearly · Team $10 per user per month when billed
- Miro:Free $0 · Starter $8 per month per member (billed y · Business $20 per month per member (billed y
- Works with
- Lucidchart:Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel, Slack, Jira, Confluence, Microsoft Teams, Notion, Figma
- Miro:Microsoft, Slack, Google, Adobe, Jira, Asana, Linear, ClickUp
Lucidchart features
- Lucid AI. Generate diagrams from text prompts and get AI-summaries of existing visuals.
- Data linking. Connect Google Sheets, Excel or CSV files to auto-populate diagrams.
- Real-time collaboration. Multiple users can edit and comment on diagrams simultaneously.
- Conditional formatting. Highlight patterns in data-driven diagrams with visual cues.
- UML markup. Create sequence diagrams from text markup and edit them directly.
- Layers. Organize complex visuals with multiple visibility layers.
Miro features
- Unlimited & private boards. Create as many boards as needed and control access per member.
- AI generation & workflows. Generate diagrams, tables, summaries and run AI agents directly on the canvas.
- 250+ integrations. Connect to Microsoft, Slack, Google, Adobe and many other tools.
- Templates & blueprints. Start faster with 7,000+ templates and reusable blueprints.
- Facilitation tools. Timer, voting, private mode and high-resolution exports for workshops.
- Data tables & structured formats. Nested tables, timelines, Kanban and custom shapes for complex planning.
Lucidchart vs Miro FAQ
What is the difference between Lucidchart and Miro?+
Miro: Collaborative whiteboard focused on brainstorming, not diagramming templates.
Should I use Lucidchart or Miro?+
Pick Lucidchart if you want AI-assisted diagramming and real-time collaboration or integrations with Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel or Confluence (on Lucidchart's list, not Miro's). Pick Miro if you want AI-enhanced visual collaboration, online whiteboarding or integrations with Microsoft, Google or Adobe (on Miro's list, not Lucidchart's).
Is Lucidchart or Miro free?+
Lucidchart has a free plan and paid plans. Miro has a free plan and paid plans.
Do Lucidchart and Miro integrate with the same tools?+
Partly. Both list Slack and Jira. Lucidchart also lists Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel, Confluence, Microsoft Teams and 3 more; Miro also lists Microsoft, Google, Adobe, Asana and 4 more.
On DevHunt
Based on each tool's website and DevHunt data. Details may change; check the official sites.

