Guides

Overview Mindmup can help you turn a project into a visual plan. Start with the project goal, break it into areas and tasks, organize the structure, add supporting information, and connect related tasks. A practical workflow is: Start with the goal...

Overview Mindmup gives you a flexible space to capture ideas as they come to you, expand on them, and organize them into a clearer structure. A typical brainstorming workflow is: Start with a central idea → capture ideas quickly → expand related...

Overview The Mindmup editor is where you build and work on your maps. A map is made up of nodes that you can add, edit, move, connect, and style. You can also add notes, images, files, links, and other supporting information. The editor provides...

Overview The Mindmup Home dashboard is where you can create, find, and organize your maps. From the dashboard, you can view your maps, access maps shared with you, manage teams, find starred maps, and open the trash. The dashboard also gives you...

Overview Mindmup helps you organize ideas and information visually. You can create maps, connect related ideas, add notes and images, organize large maps, customize their appearance, and share your work with others. This guide walks you through the...

Overview Creating a new mind map is the first step to organizing your ideas in Mindmup. Whether you're brainstorming, planning a project, taking notes, or mapping out an argument, you can start with a blank map and customize it to fit your needs...

Teams allow groups of people to collaborate on maps together. A team is a shared workspace that contains members and maps. Teams are commonly used by classrooms, organizations, or groups that need to work on the same set of maps. Team Roles Each...

Keyboard Shortcuts in Mindmup One of Mindmup’s guiding principles is productivity. Keyboard shortcuts are available for almost every map editing action. Learn a few of these, and you’ll be able to capture and organize ideas much faster. Mac notes On...

What Are Concept Maps? A concept map is a visual way to show relationships between ideas. While concept maps look similar to mind maps, they work differently. Instead of relying on hierarchy and position, concept maps use directional links, labels,...

Using Mindmup with Google Drive When you save maps to Google Drive, the file itself is stored in your Google Drive account. During an active editing session, map data is temporarily processed on Mindmup servers. This allows the application to...