Describe the topic
Write the topic or paste your notes, then pick the level and the output language.
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AI Mind Map Generator for Teachers
See the whole unit on one page, in minutes.
Write a topic, paste your notes or upload a PDF and TeachAIFlow draws a mind map of it: a central idea, its branches and the concepts hanging off each one. Choose the depth, choose how wide it goes, and print it in A4 landscape.
Free plan · No card needed · Works in English, Spanish and 30+ languages
AI-generated outputs are drafts and should be reviewed by teachers before classroom use.
Built for explaining structure, not decorating it
A map of the unit your class can read from the back row.
An AI mind map maker with the controls that matter in a classroom: source, depth, branches per node, level and language.
Start from anything
Type a topic, paste up to 12,000 characters of your notes, or send a PDF straight from the workspace. The map follows the material you teach.
Control depth and breadth
Two or three levels below the central idea, and three to six branches per node. That is what decides whether the map is an overview or the whole unit.
Short labels, optional notes
Every node is a two-to-five word label, so the map stays readable projected on a screen. Each one can carry a one-line note when a label is not enough.
Print it in landscape
Download as an A4 landscape PDF, drawn as vectors so it stays sharp at any size. Print it, project it, or hand it out as the summary sheet of the unit.
Designed for teachers
The summary diagram you draw on the board every year.
Some units only click when students see how the parts fit together, and that diagram is the one thing that never survives from one year to the next: it lives on a whiteboard and gets wiped at the end of the lesson. Describe the topic, or paste the notes you already wrote, and the map comes back structured: the central idea, the branches that hang off it, and the concepts under each branch, all with labels short enough to read from the back of the room. Cut a branch that is not on your syllabus, and print it.
- Any subject, any level, 30+ languages
- Two or three levels deep, three to six branches per node
- Vector A4 landscape PDF, sharp at any size
- Included in the free plan
How it works
From a topic to a printed map in three steps.
Faster than drawing the first two branches yourself, and it survives the lesson.
Set depth and branches
Two levels for an overview, three for the full unit. Three to six branches per node depending on how dense you want it.
Review and export
Check the structure, drop what you do not teach, and download the A4 landscape PDF to print or project.
Use cases
Where a mind map earns its place.
Opening a new unit
Show the whole topic on day one so students know where each lesson fits before you start teaching it.
End-of-term revision
One page that puts a whole term back in front of the class, instead of forty pages of notes.
Turning a PDF into a diagram
Upload the chapter or the syllabus and get its structure back as a map, without rereading it.
Students who think visually
The same content as the study guide, laid out spatially for students who need to see the relationships.
Frequently asked
Questions teachers ask before they start.
Everything worth knowing about the AI mind map generator before opening it.
Is the AI mind map generator free?
Yes. The free plan includes monthly AI usage you can spend across mind maps, exams, lesson plans and the rest of the workspace. No credit card is needed to start.
Can I build a mind map from a PDF?
Yes. Upload the document in the workspace and generate the map from it in one click, or paste up to 12,000 characters of text directly into the tool.
How big can the map get?
You choose two or three levels below the central idea and three to six branches per node. Deeper branches are trimmed so the map stays readable on one page.
Can I export it as an image or a PDF?
The map exports as an A4 landscape PDF, drawn as vectors, so it prints sharp at any size and projects cleanly.
Are the labels short enough to read from a distance?
Yes. Each node is a label of two to five words, capped at 40 characters, with an optional one-line note underneath when a label alone is not enough.
Can I reuse a resource I already generated?
Yes. From Resources you can generate a mind map out of any material you saved earlier, and the new map keeps a record of where it came from.
Which languages are supported?
Maps can be generated in 30+ languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Catalan, Galician and Basque.
Ready to try?
Draw your next unit as a mind map.
Free plan with monthly usage. No credit card. Any subject, any language.