Upload a Word document and Mindmapi.ai turns it into a clear, interactive mind map you can study from, edit and share. Free to try, with nothing to download.
Word documents are where a lot of study material ends up: typed notes, essay drafts, handouts and reading summaries. The trouble is that a long DOCX file is still linear, so it hides the structure of a topic. Mindmapi.ai reads your document and rebuilds it as a mind map, so you can see how the ideas fit together.
The map is fully interactive, so you can expand branches, add notes, recolour topics and export the result for revision.
Create a new subject and add your DOCX file as a source. Typed notes, essays, handouts and reading summaries all work.
Mindmapi.ai extracts the key topics from the document and organises them into a clear hierarchy.
Explore the map, generate notes for any topic, adjust the layout, and export to PDF or DOCX.
A mind map reveals how the sections of a document connect, which is useful both for revision and for planning your next draft.
Turn a messy set of typed notes or an early essay draft into a clear overview you can build on.
Your first mind map is free, and everything runs in your browser with nothing to install.
Add topics, generate notes with AI, change colours, and export the whole map to PDF or DOCX.
Create a new subject in Mindmapi.ai, add your DOCX file as a source and start the AI generation. You will get an editable mind map of the document in about a minute.
Modern Word documents saved as DOCX work best, and files can be up to 5 MB. If you have an older DOC file, save it as DOCX first for the best results.
Yes. Turning an essay or a draft into a mind map is a good way to check the structure of your argument and spot gaps before you submit.
Yes. You can create your first mind map for free. A Pro plan removes the limits if you want to make many maps.
Create your first mind map for free. There is nothing to download.
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