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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...

Mindmup Gold Password Setup & Reset Guide

Mindmup tries to simplify your work, so it enables you to sign in to Mindmup Gold using temporary one-time passwords sent to your e-mail. However, we recognise that this flow is not for everyone and that some users prefer to have permanent...

Guest Pass: Share Maps with Anyone

Guest Pass: Invite Anyone to Collaborate Guest Pass lets you invite people to collaborate on a map without requiring them to create an account or sign in. Just turn it on, share the link, and collaborators can join instantly with temporary access...

Managing Access in Mindmup Organization Accounts

Restricting Sharing for Organization Accounts Organization administrators can control how and where team members share Mindmup maps. Configuring Privacy Settings Publishing Maps Sharing Outside Your Organization Sharing with All Members of Your...

Split Large Maps on Google Drive

Creating Linked Sub-Maps in Mindmup Google Drive users can now split larger maps into linked sub-maps. Previously, this feature was available only to Mindmup storage users, allowing parts of a complex map to be extracted into a new map. It is now...

Mindmup Group Sharing for Teams and Organizations

Managing Teams in Mindmup Larger teams and organizations often need a simple way to share maps—for example, a class in a school or a project team in a software development organization. Mindmup allows you to create teams to collaborate and share...

How to Organize Mindmup Maps Using Tags

Add or remove tags Tags help you organize and quickly find your maps. You can add, remove, or update tags at any time while editing a map. Manage tags while editing a map While editing a map, click the Mindmup icon › File › Edit tags . From the...

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...

Set Up a Mindmup Team Account

Team Account Guide What is the Team account? A Mindmup Team account is designed for small groups who want to collaborate and share maps easily. It allows teams to remove size restrictions, enable collaborative editing, and manage private sharing...

Consistent Color Selection in Mindmup

Using Colors More Consistently in Mindmup Mindmup makes it easy to keep your maps visually consistent by reusing colors that are already in your map. The updated color picker helps you apply the same colors quickly—no guessing, no manual matching...

Batch Create Linked Submaps in Mindmup

Extracting Multiple Submaps You can split complex maps into multiple linked submaps in one step. This makes it much easier to manage large structures and reorganize information without losing context. Instead of extracting one node at a time,...

Easily Split Large Mind Maps into Linked Sub-Maps

Linked Submaps You can split large maps into linked submaps to keep complex ideas easier to manage and navigate. Linked submaps let you carve out a section of a larger map and turn it into a separate, connected map—without breaking context...