Mindmap AI App

MindMap AI is an AI mind map generator that builds maps from your own content. You can start from a typed thought, a PDF, a video or audio recording, or a web page, and get a structured map in seconds. You then refine it through chat or by hand. The company reports more than 750,000 users.

Inputs

For a quick idea, you type a rough question or topic and get a map back. For documents, you drop in a PDF such as research, contracts or notes, and the tool organises the content. For meetings and recordings, you upload a call, video or audio file, and the map captures decisions and owners. A browser option lets you map any web page.

Editing

You can chat with your map and ask AI to expand a branch, reorganise a section, summarise or explain a concept, and the map updates in place. You can also drag, reorder and edit nodes yourself, and both ways stay in sync, with undo and history. You can switch the same content between a mind map, logic chart, org chart or outline without rebuilding it. Themes and colours can be set by AI or by hand. The tool works in more than 29 languages, including right-to-left scripts such as Arabic and Hebrew. It can also be used inside Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants that support MCP.

Pricing

Manual mind mapping is free and unlimited, with 50 AI credits a month on the free plan and no card required. You pay only for more AI use. Paid plans are offered monthly, yearly or as a lifetime deal, and team plans are available; check the pricing page.

Who it is for

It suits students summarising chapters, researchers organising papers, teams turning meetings into action plans, writers outlining, and anyone who thinks visually.

Things to consider

AI summaries can leave out nuance or misread a source, so compare important maps against the original document. Be careful uploading confidential contracts or meeting recordings, and read how files are stored. Fifty AI credits are enough to try the tool; heavy users will likely need a paid plan.