PIXSO WHITEBOARD

Online whiteboard for product and design teams

Bring research, ideas and plans onto one shared canvas. Work through a problem with sticky notes, mind maps and diagrams, and give your team a clear picture of what to build next.

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Product planning board in Pixso with diagrams, notes and reference material — Give ideas room to develop, with the tools to organize them as a team.View full-size image

More ways to explain an idea

Combine notes, images, shapes and sketches on the canvas.

A board your team can shape

Edit together, present the work and share access by link.

Part of your design workspace

Plan in Whiteboard, then develop the interface in Pixso.

MAKE THE THINKING VISIBLE

Keep the idea and the context together

A research note makes more sense beside the screen it describes. Bring images, observations and questions onto a board, then move them into groups your team can discuss.

Capture contributions as they happen

Add sticky notes, text or a quick sketch. Notes can show their author's name, so a useful observation stays connected to the person who contributed it.

Make room for the evidence

Upload reference images and place them beside your notes. Resize and arrange the material to compare directions, collect feedback or prepare a design review.

Competitor research table with product observations and colored sticky notes in Pixso Whiteboard — Keep product comparisons and the observations behind them in one editable board.

FROM SCATTERED IDEAS TO A SHARED PICTURE

Make connections your team can follow

Turn a broad question into a mind map, or use shapes and connectors to explain a flow. Keep alternatives visible while you decide how the product should work.

Expand an idea without losing its structure

Build a mind map from a central topic and add branches as the discussion develops. Group related needs, explore feature areas or lay out the scope of a release.

Show the path and the decision points

Connect shapes to map user journeys, process steps or product flows. Put unanswered questions beside the relevant step so the team can resolve them before designing screens.

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Media-app flowchart, sticky notes, sketches and mobile screen references on a Pixso whiteboard — Show the flow alongside the notes and screen references that explain it.

WORK THROUGH IT TOGETHER

Bring everyone into the same discussion

Invite teammates to edit the board in real time. Present the relevant area, keep a timer visible and collect reactions while the work is still in front of everyone.

Guide the session without rebuilding the content

Use presentation mode to walk through the board. Teammates can follow your view, and the pointer helps draw attention to the detail you are discussing.

Give contributors the access they need

Share a link with viewing or editing permissions. Use the timer to keep a discussion focused and reactions or stickers to gather lightweight feedback on ideas.

Explore the Whiteboard guides

Workshop goals and idea notes on a shared Pixso whiteboard, with meeting participants alongside — Give a remote discussion a shared visual reference for goals and ideas.

SEE THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE

Find the gaps between what users need and what happens

Lay out a journey across its stages, actions and pain points. A shared visual map helps product and design teams compare the experience they are creating with the problems they need to solve.

Start from a framework, make it your own

Insert a journey-map or planning template, then replace the sample content with your research. Add notes and references where the team needs evidence or a closer look.

Carry the decisions into design

Record the agreed direction, open questions and next actions on the board. When the team starts UI design or builds a prototype, the planning context remains available in your Pixso workspace.

User journey map with stages, actions, an emotion curve and improvement opportunities in Pixso Whiteboard — Review the journey across stages and keep improvement ideas beside the moments they address.

MADE FOR PRODUCT CONVERSATIONS

One board, different perspectives

Product managers

Compare requirements, map feature areas and explain priorities with the source material in view.

Designers

Gather references, group research observations and explore the flow before committing to a screen design.

Cross-functional teams

Bring product, design and engineering into a workshop, then leave with a shared record of decisions and questions.

Working with Pixso Whiteboard

What can I do with Pixso Whiteboard?

Use it to brainstorm, organize research, create mind maps, draw flows and plan product work. Notes, shapes, connectors, images and templates let you combine several ways of explaining an idea on the same board.

Can my team work on the board at the same time?

Yes. Teammates with editing access can contribute in real time. Share a link with viewing or editing permissions, and use presentation mode when you want collaborators to follow the same part of the board.

Can I bring reference images onto the canvas?

Yes. Upload images or drag them from your computer onto the board. Arrange and resize them beside notes, sketches and diagrams so reviewers can see the reference and your thinking together.

How is Whiteboard different from the Pixso design editor?

Whiteboard is the flexible space for ideas, diagrams and team discussion. The design editor is where you create detailed interfaces with layers, components and Auto Layout, then connect screens into prototypes. Both are available within the Pixso workspace.

Where can I check plans and whiteboard access?

Pixso's pricing page separates whiteboard files, design files and seat types. Compare the current plan limits and permissions there when choosing access for your team.

Bring your next idea to the board

Start a shared space for the questions, references and possibilities behind your next product decision.

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