Miro alternative
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, 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, 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.
- Image-first cards with photo adjustments and palettes
- Docs and screenplay mode built in
- Tags and a relationship graph across boards
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.
Your client should not need a Miro account
The moment of truth for a creative board is showing it. With Miro, that usually means inviting someone into a workspace and hoping they find their way around. A Clusters board is one link: the client opens a clean, read-only view of the board in the browser — no account, no seat, no toolbar to explain.
- One link — no workspace invite or account
- A clean read-only view of the real board
- You control visibility and search indexing per board
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:
| Feature | Clusters | Miro |
|---|---|---|
| Built for creative reference & mood | Yes | General whiteboard |
| Image adjustments & color palettes | Yes | Basic |
| Relationship graph across boards | Yes | No |
| Docs & screenplay mode | Yes | No |
| Real-time collaboration | Yes | Yes |
| Client view without a workspace invite | Yes | Account for editing |
| Flat pricing, not per-seat | Yes ($25/mo Creator) | Per-member |
| Diagramming & integrations marketplace | Focused | Extensive |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes |
What it costs
Start free. Pay when you outgrow it.
Free — $0 forever
- 50 cards to build with
- No separate limit on clusters — each one counts as one of your cards
- Free collaboration — invite editors to any cluster
- A 5GB drive for your files
Creator — $25/mo, or $20/mo billed annually
- Unlimited cards
- Any file, any size
- No size limits, on a 100GB drive
One Creator plan covers the whole workspace — everyone you invite builds at your limits, and there are no per-seat charges.
Made with Clusters
Real boards published from the canvas — open one and explore it live.
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, screenplay mode, 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 cards, 100GB storage, and no size limits.
Is there a simpler Miro alternative for mood boards?
Yes — Clusters. It keeps the infinite collaborative canvas but strips the diagramming clutter, and adds the creative pieces Miro lacks: photo adjustments, color palettes, docs, and screenplay mode.
Can my team use Clusters without per-seat pricing?
Yes. Creator is a flat $25/mo — not a per-member subscription — and anyone you share with can open a board free with one link.