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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...

How to Organize Maps with Tags

Overview Tags help you organize and categorize your maps so they're easier to find later. Instead of relying only on map names, you can assign tags based on projects, subjects, departments, clients, workflows, or any other system that makes sense...

How to Create a New Mind Map

Overview Creating a new mind map is the first step to organizing your ideas in Mindmup. Whether you're brainstorming, planning a project, taking notes, or mapping out an argument, you can start with a blank map and customize it to fit your needs...

How to Open and Manage Maps

Overview Your maps are stored and organized from the Mindmup Home page. From there, you can open maps, find recently edited work, manage shared maps, organize content into teams, and perform actions such as renaming, duplicating, moving, sharing,...

How to Star Important Maps

Overview Starring a map helps you keep important work easy to find. Instead of searching through your map library, you can add frequently used maps to your Starred section for quick access. This is especially useful for active projects, recurring...

How to Duplicate a Map

Overview Duplicating a map creates a copy of an existing map, allowing you to reuse its structure, content, and formatting without modifying the original. This is useful when you want to create a new version of a map, use an existing map as a...

How to Rename a Map

Overview Renaming a map makes it easier to find, organize, and identify your work later. Whether you're updating a project name, clarifying a topic, or replacing a temporary title, Mindmup lets you rename maps at any time. You can rename a map...

Changes to Mindmup for Google Drive

Starting June 1, 2026 , Mindmup for Google Drive will transition to a fully paid product. Until now, the Google Drive version of Mindmup has remained largely free, with only a few limitations such as map size restrictions. However, as Mindmup...

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...

Mindmup Introduces a New Pricing Model

This is not a change we ever wanted to make. Since Mindmup first launched in 2013, we’ve done everything we could to keep pricing simple and extremely affordable. For more than a decade, the price stayed exactly the same. Our goal was always...

The Full Mindmup Feature Set

Mindmup 3 represents a significant step forward in how the product feels and what it can do. This page is a complete overview of everything available today, along with the improvements that make the experience faster, more flexible, and easier to...