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Mural

Mural API

Visual collaboration / online whiteboarding for enterprise (facilitation-led) · mural.co

Mural offers a public OAuth 2.0 REST API plus a GA Enterprise API for SCIM, audit logs, and reporting. App registration is self-serve through the developer portal. The public API has sat in beta for years with breaking changes possible, and access tokens expire every 15 minutes.

Last verified: July 2026Software & Data Tools
API GRADE
A
VERIFIED JUL 2026

SCORECARD

ExistenceGOODA public REST API covers workspaces, rooms, murals, and widgets; a separate Enterprise API adds SCIM, audit logs, and reporting.
AccessMIXEDApp registration is self-serve, but promoting an OAuth app to production requires manual review by Mural.
CoverageGOODMural CRUD, widget CRUD, templates, tags, exports to PDF or image, and canvas embedding are all documented endpoints.
AuthGOODOAuth 2.0 authorization code with PKCE and resource-scoped tokens; access tokens last 15 minutes with reusable refresh tokens.
Docs & DXGOODOpenAPI spec, Postman collection, Python samples, and an Integrations SDK with a canvas embed component.
StabilityMIXEDPublic API has sat in beta for years with breaking changes possible and no firm GA date; only the Enterprise API is GA.
Supergood: Mural shipped a real API. Most vendors don't; we ship near-native APIs for the rest.

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Mural scores A on the API Report Card. Mural offers a public OAuth 2.0 REST API plus a GA Enterprise API for SCIM, audit logs, and reporting. App registration is self-serve through the developer portal. The public API has sat in beta for years with breaking changes possible, and access tokens expire every 15 minutes.

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Public API has been in **beta** for years with no firm GA date; breaking changes possible support.mural.co
Access tokens expire after only 15 minutes, forcing aggressive refresh logic in long-running integrations developers.mural.co
Rate limits (25/user/sec, 10k/app/60s) are tight for bulk-export or migration scenarios; Reporting API capped at 1,500 calls/day per customer developers.mural.co
Webhook event catalog is narrower than Miro's, limited fine-grained widget-level events developers.mural.co
OAuth scopes are coarse-grained at the resource level (room:read grants broad access) developers.mural.co
Integrations SDK / canvas embed requires browser context, no clean server-to-server way to programmatically render or screenshot a mural for thumbnails developers.mural.co
Public API and Enterprise API are split into two distinct surfaces with different auth and quotas, adding integration complexity developers.mural.co
App registration / approval for production OAuth apps requires manual review and is slower than self-serve peers developers.mural.co
No GraphQL endpoint, REST only, multiple round trips to walk a mural's widget tree developers.mural.co
Reporting API limited to ~1 call/min effective throughput, painful for large enterprises pulling daily usage data support.mural.co
Public docs gaps: webhook payload schemas and full widget-type reference are thin compared to Miro's developer docs developers.mural.co
Performance degrades on very large murals with hundreds of widgets or many concurrent collaborators, lag, zoom stutter, occasional crashes g2.com
Steep learning curve for new users; many features hidden behind facilitator menus that infrequent users can't find capterra.com
Pricing escalates quickly at the enterprise tier and members vs. visitors distinction is confusing for buyers mural.co
Mobile / tablet experience is weak compared to the desktop browser app g2.com
Search inside a mural is limited, finding old content on a busy board is painful trustradius.com
Export quality (PDF / PNG) loses fidelity on dense boards; high-res exports are gated to paid plans g2.com
Free tier is restrictive (3 murals) and was tightened over time, frustrating long-time individual users mural.co
Template library is large but uneven, many user-contributed templates feel low-quality or outdated capterra.com
Loses ground to Miro on third-party integrations breadth and to FigJam on design-team adoption gartner.com
Occasional sync conflicts when many users edit the same area simultaneously; 'last-write-wins' can erase sticky-note edits g2.com
Real-time voice/video is bare-bones; teams typically pair Mural with Zoom/Teams rather than use built-in audio trustradius.com