Features

Mindmup’s real-time collaboration lets you work on the same mind map with others, with everyone’s changes instantly synchronized. Whether you’re brainstorming with your team, planning a project, or working together in a classroom, everyone can...

Mindmup Atlas makes it simple to share your mind maps with a wider audience when you want to publish rather than co-create. Mindmup Atlas is an online mind map library that lets you publish interactive, read-only versions of your maps. These maps...

Creating Linked Sub-Maps in Mindmup Google Drive users can now split larger maps into linked sub-maps. Previously, this feature was available only to Mindmup storage users, allowing parts of a complex map to be extracted into a new map. It is now...

Linked Submaps You can split large maps into linked submaps to keep complex ideas easier to manage and navigate. Linked submaps let you carve out a section of a larger map and turn it into a separate, connected map—without breaking context...

Use Custom Images as Map Backgrounds You can make your maps more personal by using custom images as backgrounds. This is a great way to visually convey the theme of a map—for example, adding a space image for an astronomy map—or to associate a map...

Signing in to Mindmup with Microsoft accounts Mindmup now supports signing in with Microsoft accounts. Instead of using a Mindmup password or waiting for one-time sign-in links, you can sign in with a single click using your Microsoft login. This...

With Present , you can turn any Mindmup map into an engaging, interactive presentation with just one click. No need to create slides or rebuild your content. Choose from three presentation modes, customize the appearance and animations, and navigate...

Overview Styling can make an Argument Visualization map easier to read and help readers distinguish between different parts of an argument. You can customize the canvas, set separate colors for supporting points and objections, highlight the root...

Overview Argument Visualization lets you map out an argument so you can see the claim being examined, the reasons supporting it, and the objections challenging it. It is useful when you need to understand how an argument is constructed rather than...

Overview Mindmup maps can grow quickly, and navigating a large map is easier when you know how to move around the canvas and control the level of detail you see. You can pan across the canvas, zoom in or out, quickly fit the entire map to your...