The best Microsoft Whiteboard alternatives

Groupboard suits tutors, schools, and universities using shared boards for distance learning or online collaboration.

Sandbox may suit people planning whiteboarding, lessons, quizzes, brainstorming, presentations, or interactive activities.

Boardmix suits teams that want a shared space for planning, diagrams, and discussion, including project, sales, marketing, IT, and UX and design…

Explain Everything suits teachers and schools creating lessons or tutorials, as well as tutors, creatives, facilitators, and business consultants.

Milanote may suit creative professionals and teams such as filmmakers, writers, designers, photographers, marketers, and content creators.

FigJam suits teams that want a shared space for planning, brainstorming, diagramming, or meetings.

Miro suits teams that need a shared visual space for planning, design, workshops, or process work.

Collaboard may suit teams, companies, public administrations, and educational institutions that collaborate visually.

Conceptboard suits teams planning workshops, projects, roadmaps, and group decisions on shared boards.

Klaxoon suits companies running collaborative workshops, planning sessions, meetings, or training.

Canva Whiteboards suits groups that need a shared space for workshops, planning, mind mapping, diagramming or online teaching.

MURAL suits individuals, teams, and organizations that need a shared visual space for collaboration.

BitPaper suits tutors, consultants, and creators who want a shared whiteboard and video calls.

The page names design teams, product managers, and remote teams seeking a collaborative whiteboard as its intended users.

Stormboard suits business and enterprise professionals, including distributed teams, planning work in shared visual spaces.