AI mind map generator
Turn your notes, PDFs and slides into a mind map of the whole topic in seconds, and see how it all fits together. Start for free.
Mind maps from your own material
- PDFs and Word documents
- Slides and lecture notes
- Photos of your notes
- Screenshots and pasted text
- Or just a topic
See the whole topic at a glance
Every key idea on one map, and how they connect.
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The big picture
Every key concept on one map, grouped where it belongs.
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Branch by branch
Unfold a branch when you’re ready for what’s under it.
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Short and clear
A few words per idea, never a wall of text.
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Colour-coded branches
Each main idea keeps its colour down to the last detail.
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Zoom and pan
Move around the map and zoom in on what you’re revising.
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Download as an image
Print it, or keep it on your phone for a last look.
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In your language
Ekadem writes your map in the language you study in.
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Share your maps
Send a link and your friends can explore it too.
How to make a mind map with AI
- Upload your notes or slides
- Ekadem builds your course
- Open your mind map
- Unfold it, download it or share it
Map out your next topic for free
Frequently asked questions
Is the mind map generator free?
You can start for free with a free Ekadem account. No credit card required. If you make mind maps all the time, Plus gives you a much bigger AI allowance.
What is an AI mind map generator?
A tool that reads your study material and draws the mind map for you. It finds the main ideas, sorts what belongs under each one and puts the whole topic on one map, so you can see how everything connects.
How do I make a mind map with AI?
Upload your notes, a PDF or your slides, or just name a topic, and Ekadem builds a course from it. Open Mind Map in the course and your map is ready in seconds.
Can I make a mind map from a PDF?
Yes. Upload the PDF and Ekadem maps out what’s in it. The same works for Word documents, PowerPoint slides, plain text, screenshots and photos of your notes. You can also skip the upload and just describe the topic.
What does the mind map look like?
Your topic sits at the centre, with its main ideas branching off, each in its own colour. Under every branch come the sub-topics and key details, a few words each. Fold branches away or unfold them as you go.
Why study with a mind map?
A mind map shows how ideas connect, not just what they are. It’s a quick way into a new topic, and a good check before a test that you haven’t missed a whole area. For the details, pair it with flashcards.
Can I download or print my mind map?
Yes. Download it as an image to print it, or keep it on your phone for a last look before the exam.
Can I share a mind map?
Yes. Share your map with a link and your friends can explore it too. Teachers can also give their class a mind map activity, where students build a map of their own.
What languages does it work in?
Ekadem writes your mind map in the language you study in. The app itself is available in 58 languages.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Ekadem runs in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops, with nothing to install. Look over your map on the bus and pick up where you left off on your laptop.
Do you train AI on my notes?
No. Your material isn’t used to train AI models, we don’t sell personal information and there are no ads. AI can still make mistakes, so check anything that’s going into an exam. The AI Transparency Notice has the details.