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How to create a mind map

Turn ideas, notes, documents, and research material into a clear, editable hierarchy.

Extract roles, actions, decisions, and exception paths from text and turn them into an editable flowchart.

Use a flexible canvas to explore ideas, group information, and turn discussion into reusable project structure.

Bring a PDF into a project so reading, annotation, excerpts, and follow-up work stay connected.

Capture key concepts, evidence, questions, and conclusions without losing the context of the original document.

Group scattered excerpts by theme, decide the hierarchy, and build a visual structure that can be reviewed and extended.

Move from an open-ended canvas to a clear summary, decision map, action plan, or reusable project document.

Keep boards, source documents, notes, and follow-up actions together so work remains easy to revisit.

Prepare a visual structure for review, presentation, documentation, or sharing outside the workspace.

Compare a team whiteboard for source-driven work with a dedicated mind-mapping tool.

Compare standard diagram creation with a workflow that extracts structure from documents and notes.

Compare collaborative whiteboards with a workspace focused on turning discussion and source material into reusable structure.