Create unlimited mind maps for free, and store them in the cloud. Your mind maps are available everywhere, instantly, from any device. Brainstorm, create presentations and document outlines with mind maps, and publish your ideas online and to social networks.

MindMup 2 - Mind Map in the cloud. Store unlimited mind maps for free. Zero-friction, free online mind mapping. The most productive online mind map canvas on the Web. Supports Freemind mindmap import/export.

MindMup 2 - Mind Map in the cloud. Zero-friction, free online mind mapping. The most productive online mind map canvas on the Web. Supports Freemind mindmap import/export.

With MindMup, you can keep your content in a single place, plan great stories using hierarchical breakdowns and visual structure of mind maps, but then simply arrange a nice linear storyboard for your script, presentation or article.

MindMup 2 - Mind Map in the cloud. Zero-friction, free online mind mapping. The most productive online mind map canvas on the Web. Supports Freemind mindmap import/export.

Budget, plan and track progress on a mind map using the Measurements sidebar; Add stickers and icons to map nodes; Advanced topics. Publish interactive maps using MindMup Atlas; Working with Concept Maps; Saving space with vertical maps - creating org charts and family trees; How to change look and feel of mind maps; How to create document outlines

Free mind mapping online without registration, but with limited capacity. Paid MindMup Gold accounts, with increased capacity. With a Gold subscription, you can remove size restrictions for your user account or organisation, and support long-term development of MindMup.

MindMup Atlas is a cloud mind map library that enables authors to publish interactive, read-only versions of their maps, optimised for posting to social networks, embedding in web sites and search engine indexing.

MindMup integrates with Microsoft Teams, allowing organisations with Office 365 accounts to easily collaborate on mind maps and share ideas with pre-existing groups, instead of having re-create teams within MindMup.

Quick text notes and comments are a fantastic way to capture more contextual information in a mind map, such as presenter notes, instructions for team-mates, research ideas or bits of text planned for a larger document.