Mind map templates
Twenty starting structures: the jobs people make mind maps for most, plus classroom graphic organisers and thinking tools. Each one comes as a blank template and a filled-in example; open either in the editor and make it yours.
Study, writing & planning
Thinking maps & organisers
Brainstorming & problem solving
Choosing a template
Pick by the shape of the job. Essay plans and story plans are about order, so their branches become sections. Revision and book summaries compress information for recall. SWOT and decision maps give every option the same sub-branches so you can compare fairly. Project, goal and lesson plans break a big outcome into actions.
The classroom organisers each do one thinking job. A concept map explains how ideas relate, a double bubble map compares two things, a KWL chart frames research, semantic maps and word webs build vocabulary, and a brace map splits a whole into its parts. For decisions and design, six thinking hats, starbursting and the empathy map make you look from every angle.
No template fits? Start from a blank map, paste an outline into text to mind map, or let the AI generator draft a structure for your topic.
Questions people ask
Are these mind map templates free?
Yes. Every template opens in the free editor, with no signup. Edit it, change the layout or theme, and export to PNG, SVG, PDF, Markdown or JSON.
Can I print a mind map template?
Open the template, then Export → PDF. The map is fitted onto an A4 page. For a blank printable version, open the blank template and export it before filling it in.
Can I use a template in Word, Google Docs or PowerPoint?
Export as PNG or SVG and insert the image. SVG stays sharp at any size. Markdown export gives you the outline as text for documents and note apps.