How to turn a web page into a mind map
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Click the Save Any Page icon on the page and choose “Mind map”. AI reads the page and breaks it into a central topic, a few branches and their key points, in your language. Download it as an image, as an .xmind file to keep editing in XMind, or as OPML / FreeMind for other mind-map and outline apps. It costs 3 credits; new users get 10 free.
Step by step
- Open the article
Long reads, study material, reports and documentation work best.
- Click the Save Any Page icon
The side panel opens.
- Choose “Mind map”
AI reads the visible text and builds the map, usually in 10–30 seconds.
- Download the format you need
PNG image to share, .xmind to edit in XMind, OPML or FreeMind (.mm) for other apps.
Real result
Why do it this way
- Balanced left-and-right layout, like XMind’s default map, readable at a glance.
- Written in your language even when the page is in another one.
- Real, editable files — not only a picture.
Other ways, and when to use them
| Draw it yourself | Best for learning, but slow for long pages. |
|---|---|
| Ask a general AI chatbot | Copy the article into a chatbot and ask for an outline; you then have to rebuild it in a mind-map app yourself. |
Questions
Which apps can open the files?
XMind opens .xmind directly. OPML works with many mind-map and outline tools; FreeMind (.mm) works with FreeMind, Freeplane and others.
Is my page stored?
No. The page text is sent to our server and an AI provider only to make the map, and it is not stored.