A Miro Alternative for Filmmakers and Creative Teams

Miro is a whiteboard for everything. Clusters is a canvas built specifically for visual, reference-driven creative work.

Soleil Clusters is a Miro alternative purpose-built for creative reference work: image-first cards with photo adjustments, color palettes, docs and screenplay mode, auto-tagging, and a relationship graph that ties a mood board to a storyboard to a shot list. Choose Miro for enterprise diagramming and workshops; choose Clusters for film, photo, and design pre-production.

Purpose-built beats general-purpose

Miro is a powerful general whiteboard for diagrams, workshops, and sticky-note sessions. Clusters is tuned for creative reference work: image-first cards with photo adjustments, color palettes, docs and screenplay mode, auto-tagging, and a relationship graph that connects a mood board to a storyboard to a shot list. For film, photo, and design teams, the whole tool is pointed at your workflow instead of everyone’s.

Lighter, and made for showing work

Clusters shares as a clean, interactive preview a client can open with one link — no workspace invite, no learning curve, no diagramming clutter. It is designed for the moment you present references, not just the moment you brainstorm them.

Where Miro still wins

If your core need is enterprise diagramming, agile ceremonies, or a huge integrations marketplace, Miro is built for that and Clusters is not trying to be. Choose Clusters when the work is visual reference, mood, and pre-production for a creative team.

Clusters vs Miro

Different tools for different jobs:

FeatureClustersMiro
Built for creative reference & moodYesGeneral whiteboard
Image adjustments & color palettesYesBasic
Auto-tagging of dropped filesYesNo
Relationship graph across boardsYesNo
Docs & screenplay modeYesNo
Real-time collaborationYesYes
Diagramming & integrations marketplaceFocusedExtensive
Free tierYesYes

Frequently asked questions

Why choose Clusters over Miro?

Clusters is purpose-built for visual creative work — mood boards, look books, storyboards, and film pre-production — with image adjustments, palettes, auto-tagging, and a relationship graph. Miro is a general whiteboard; Clusters is pointed at creative reference workflows.

Is Miro overkill for mood boards?

For many creative teams, yes. Miro is powerful for diagramming and workshops, but a reference-first tool like Clusters is lighter and better tuned for mood boards, look books, and storyboards.

Can clients view a Clusters board without an account?

Yes. Share a link and they see a clean, interactive read-only preview — no workspace invite required.

Does Clusters have a free tier?

Yes. The Demo tier is free; Creator is $25/mo for unlimited boards, 100GB storage, and Edit Mode.