Google has introduced Mixboard, a novel tool from Google Labs designed for users seeking new methods to visualize and organize their ideas. This feature is now available to users in the US through Google Labs, targeting creators, professionals, and students who work with brainstorming or idea mapping. Mixboard allows users to generate visual boards by combining text, diagrams, images, and other media, aiming for a more flexible approach compared to traditional digital whiteboards.
🚨 NEW LABS EXPERIMENT 🚨
— Google Labs (@GoogleLabs) September 23, 2025
Introducing Mixboard 💡🧑🎨 an experimental, AI-powered concepting board. Designed to help you explore, visualize, and refine your ideas and powered by our latest image generation model (🍌)
Now available in US-only public beta! Learn more and try it… pic.twitter.com/7JXmVo5YVP
Mixboard stands out with its integration of Google’s AI-powered suggestions, which help users expand and refine their visualizations. It supports collaborative features, enabling multiple users to contribute in real time. Unlike previous Google workspace tools, Mixboard offers broader support for multimedia content and more advanced layout options. Early feedback from beta testers has highlighted the platform’s intuitive interface and the ability to seamlessly incorporate a variety of content types, which differentiates it from competitors in the digital canvas space.
Google Labs, the experimental branch behind Mixboard, often launches forward-looking projects to test new concepts with real users. By making Mixboard publicly available, Google signals its intent to gather user insights and iterate rapidly, reinforcing its position in the productivity and collaboration software sector.
