Lattice vs Miro
Lattice and Miro both give you a free-form canvas with frames and a presentation mode. Miro is a general-purpose team whiteboard: its free plan allows three editable boards, paid plans start at $8 per member per month, and visitors can view for free. Lattice is built for a moodboard you present to a client: it organizes the board for you, unfurls links into cards, and is free during its public beta.
The short version
Miro is a mature product and wins on breadth. It has version history and native mobile apps, and visitors can view a board free on every tier, so a client never needs a seat. If you run workshops, map processes, or work with a larger group on one board, Miro is the safer choice. Lattice is narrower on purpose. Its cards handle video, audio, PDFs, and Office files without workarounds, links unfurl into proper cards, and a web clipper feeds the board from wherever you are browsing. Its AI groups, tags, and connects what you have already collected, where Miro's AI leans toward text and diagrams. Presentation walks frame by frame through the canvas, and a read-only link opens with no account. It exports to PDF, PNG, JPG, and SVG, where Miro does not export SVG. And the free tier has no board cap during beta, where Miro stops at three editable boards.
Side by side
| FEATURE | LATTICE | MIRO |
|---|---|---|
| Canvas | Infinite, free-form | Infinite, free-form |
| AI organizing (tag, group, connect) | Yes | Partial, text and diagrams |
| Presentation mode | Through the canvas, frame by frame | Yes |
| Read-only client link, no account | Yes | Yes, visitors free on every tier |
| Web clipper | Yes | No |
| Links unfurl into cards | Yes | Partial |
| Video, audio, PDF, Office cards | Yes | Partial |
| Export | PDF, PNG, JPG, SVG | PDF, no SVG |
| Version history | No | Yes |
| Native mobile apps | No (web app) | Yes |
| Free tier | Free during beta, no board cap | 3 editable boards |
| Paid | Studio, $12/mo, announced and waitlisted | Starter $8, Business $20 per member/mo, annual |
Choose Lattice if
- The board is a client deliverable, not a working session.
- You want the board grouped and tagged for you after a dump of references.
- You clip references from the web as you find them.
- You need SVG export or a free plan that does not stop at three boards.
Choose Miro if
- You run workshops or map processes with a group on one board.
- You need version history.
- You want native iOS and Android apps.
Questions
- Is Lattice cheaper than Miro?
- Both have a free plan. Miro's free plan allows three editable boards; Starter is $8 and Business is $20 per member per month billed annually. Lattice is free during public beta with no board cap; a $12 per month Studio tier is announced and waitlisted.
- Does Miro have AI organizing?
- Partly. Miro's AI features lean toward text and diagrams. Lattice tags, groups, and connects the images, links, and notes already on your board.
- Can a client view a Miro board without an account?
- Yes. Miro allows free visitors on every tier. Lattice does the same with a read-only share link.
- Does Lattice have version history?
- Not today. Miro does. Lattice keeps the board you are working on; it does not keep earlier versions.
- Can I move a Miro board to Lattice?
- There is no importer. Export images from Miro and drop them onto a Lattice board; links can be pasted and unfurl automatically.