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Overview Mindmup lets you customize the overall layout of a map to suit the information you are organizing. Layout options control the map type, direction, and style used to arrange and display nodes. Mindmup provides three map types: Standard...

Overview Reactions let you add emojis to your Mindmup map to make information easier to recognize visually. You can use them to mark priorities, show status, highlight important ideas, or add simple visual cues to your map. Mindmup includes a...

Overview Connections let you show relationships between nodes that are not directly connected through the main hierarchy of your map. They are useful when two ideas relate to each other but placing one underneath the other would not accurately...

Overview Auto Layout helps keep your Mindmup map organized by automatically arranging topics on the canvas. As you add, remove, or reorganize topics, Mindmup manages their positions so you can focus on the content instead of manually adjusting the...

Overview Sticky notes let you add information to a map without making it part of the main topic hierarchy. They are useful for reminders, comments, temporary ideas, and other information you want to keep visible without adding another branch. You...

Overview Links let you connect a node in your map directly to a web page or other online resource. They are useful for keeping sources, reference materials, project resources, and useful websites close to the ideas they support. When you add a link,...

Overview Images can add useful visual context to a mind map. You can add an image to a node to illustrate an idea, provide a reference, or make important information easier to recognize. In Mindmup, you can upload an image to a node or paste an...

Overview Notes let you keep detailed information with a topic without adding everything directly to the map. This helps keep your map easy to scan while giving you space for explanations, research, reminders, instructions, and other supporting...

Overview File attachments let you keep supporting documents and other files connected to the topics they relate to. Instead of storing all the information directly in your map, you can attach a file to a topic and access it when you need it. After...

Overview Folding topics helps you simplify a large map by temporarily hiding parts you do not need to see. You can unfold them again whenever you want to bring the details back into view. Mindmup lets you fold or unfold a branch, work one level at a...