AI-powered mind map generator that converts text, documents, and YouTube videos into visual maps. Export to PPT, PDF, Word.
AmyMind is an AI-powered mind mapping tool that transforms text, markdown, PDFs, Word documents, and YouTube videos into beautiful mind maps. It offers AI-assisted features like branch generation, exploration, and Q&A. Users can export mind maps to PowerPoint, PDF, Word, Markdown, PNG, and more. The tool includes rich text notes, outline mode, custom themes, and a pitch mode for presentations. It is available as a web app with a free tier and a Pro subscription at $45/year.
Key Features
check_circleAI text to mind map
check_circlePDF to mind map
check_circleMarkdown to mind map
check_circleWord to mind map
check_circleYouTube to mind map
check_circleAI branch generation
check_circleAI explore
check_circleAsk AI
check_circleRich text node notes
check_circleOutline mode
check_circleKeyboard shortcuts
check_circleCustom themes
check_circleExport to PPT, PDF, DOC, TXT, MD, PNG
check_circlePitch mode
check_circleFolder management (Pro)
Use Cases
lightbulbStudents convert lecture notes or PDFs into structured mind maps, improving study efficiency and retention.
lightbulbProject managers transform meeting notes and documents into visual maps, clarifying project scope and tasks.
lightbulbContent creators generate mind maps from YouTube video captions, organizing key points for video scripts or summaries.
lightbulbResearchers extract and organize information from multiple PDFs into a single mind map, facilitating literature review.
lightbulbBusiness professionals create presentations from mind maps using pitch mode, saving time on slide design.
lightbulbWriters outline articles or books by converting markdown outlines into interactive mind maps, enhancing structure.
lightbulbTeachers prepare lesson plans by converting Word documents into mind maps, making content more engaging for students.
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