Whiteboards
Visual thinking, brainstorming, process maps, timelines, and collaborative planning.
Understand how Claude Whiteboards works, choose the right Claude workspace, and turn your ideas into organized visual plans.
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Whiteboards, Sheets, and Data solve different problems. Start with the kind of work you need to do.
Visual thinking, brainstorming, process maps, timelines, and collaborative planning.
Structured tables, multiple tabs, formulas, dropdowns, and spreadsheet exports.
Connected data, queries, dashboards, and analytical storytelling.
Practical guides built around real tasks rather than feature lists.
Follow a practical, step-by-step walkthrough.
Copy prompts for meetings, planning, products, and reviews.
Choose between visual planning and structured data.
Understand the differences and combined workflows.
Use Claude to help structure the first draft, then continue in the workspace that fits your team's needs.
Claude Whiteboards is a shared board for thinking through ideas with Claude. You talk, type, or sketch, and Claude organizes your ideas into diagrams, flows, and groups that your team can edit live. Anthropic launched it in beta; see Anthropic's launch announcement.
No. It is in beta on the paid plans (Pro, Max, Ultra, Team, and Enterprise), on by default for Team and off by default for Enterprise until an admin enables it. Source: Anthropic's Help Center.
They have different strengths. Claude Whiteboards can help structure ideas with AI, while Miro is a dedicated visual collaboration workspace with a broader set of facilitation and canvas workflows.