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Changing Your Password

Overview You can change your Mindmup account password from your profile settings. You will need to enter your current password and your new password before saving the change. Change your password Your new password must meet these requirements: Click...

Publish Interactive Mind Maps with Mindmup Atlas

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...

Member Roles and Permissions Explained

Each Mindmup account can include multiple members, depending on your plan. For example, if your Team plan includes 5 seats, you can add up to 5 members. Every member has their own login, profile, and personal settings. Account Roles Each account...

How to Edit Topic Text

Overview Topic text is the label or content displayed inside a topic on your Mindmup map. You can edit it at any time to correct text, rename an idea, or add more information as your map develops. Mindmup also provides text formatting options,...

How to Import a Mindmup File

Overview Importing a Mindmup file lets you bring a previously saved Mindmup map back into Mindmup. This is useful when you have a map file stored on your computer or in Google Drive and want to continue working with it. You can import a Mindmup file...

How to Add Topics

Overview Topics are the building blocks of a Mindmup map. Each topic, also called a node, can represent an idea, task, question, category, or any other piece of information you want to organize. As you build your map, you can add child and sibling...

How to Download a Mindmup File

Overview Downloading a Mindmup file creates a copy of your map in Mindmup's own file format. This is useful when you want to keep a copy of a map outside your Mindmup workspace or save the map file for later use. Unlike PDF, image, outline, and...

How to Export Notes

Overview Exporting notes lets you take the information stored in your Mindmup topic notes and use it outside the map. This is useful when your notes contain detailed research, meeting information, study material, or other content that you want to...

How to Export a Map as an Image

Overview Exporting a map as an image creates a visual copy of your Mindmup map that you can save, share, add to a document, or use in a presentation. Mindmup supports PNG, JPG, and SVG image exports. Depending on the format you choose, you can also...

How to Use Guest Pass

Guest Pass lets you give people temporary access to a Mindmup map using a shareable link. It is useful when someone needs to view or edit a map for a limited time. Anyone with the Guest Pass link can access the map without a Mindmup account. You can...

How to Export a Map as an Outline

Overview Exporting a map as an outline turns the topics in your Mindmup map into a structured document. This is useful when you want to take information from a visual map and work with it in another format. Mindmup supports Microsoft Word, Markdown,...

How to Export a Map as PDF

Overview Exporting a map as a PDF creates a document version of your Mindmup map that you can save, share, or prepare for printing. Mindmup lets you choose the Orientation, Page size, Background, and Image quality before exporting. This gives you...

How to Publish a Map

Overview Publishing a map lets you create a public version of your Mindmup map that you can share with a wider audience. This is useful when you want to present finished work, distribute information, or make a map available publicly rather than...