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Mind map generator

See how a chapter fits together with an AI mind map

See the structure of a chapter before you memorize it. Kuliko builds a mind map from your document that you can edit and save, and it can combine the maps of several documents into one map for the whole subject.

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Readiness

72/100

  • Memory72%72% likely to be recalled in 30 days
  • Applied knowledgeApprenticeBased on 8 completed quizzes.

Readiness shows what you’re likely to remember in 30 days and how well you can use it.

Supporting resource: builds understanding but does not change mastery directly.

How readiness works

How it works

How to make a mind map from a document

Real screens from the Kuliko web app, generated from our own sample lecture notes on gravity assists.

  1. Add a document

    Upload a file, paste a link or start from a topic. Every source becomes a document you can study from.

    The Add material panel on Kuliko’s home page: drop a file, paste a web page or YouTube link, generate from a topic, or import from Google Drive, Notion, OneDrive, Dropbox or OneNote

  2. Generate a mind map

    Open a document and generate its mind map. It is ready after a few moments.

    Kuliko’s Generate Map dialog with the language set to English

  3. Edit and connect

    Edit the map and save it. Once two documents in a subject have maps, generate a subject map that combines them.

    A mind map Kuliko generated from a gravity assist lecture, with labelled links between ideas and the edit buttons

What you get

See how the ideas in a chapter connect

  • The chapter at a glance

    Main ideas branch out from the central topic, with labels that say how each idea relates to the one it comes from.

  • Yours to edit

    Rename ideas, add or remove branches, relabel the links between them and save the map.

  • One map for a whole course

    Once two documents in a subject have maps, Kuliko can combine their key ideas into one subject map.

Readiness

Understand it first, then prove it

Mind maps, summaries and notes help you understand, but they do not change your readiness score directly. Generate flashcards and quizzes from the same document to build that evidence.

See how readiness works

What you can study from

  • PDF, Word (.docx), Markdown, text and HTML files
  • PNG, JPG and TIFF images
  • Audio recordings in MP3, M4A, WAV, WebM or MP4
  • A single YouTube video link (with a monthly allowance)
  • A web page link
  • A typed topic, turned into a cited study guide when you have no file
  • Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Notion and OneNote imports on the web

Frequently asked questions

Can I edit the mind map?

Yes. Open the map, change it and save your edits.

Can I build one map for a whole course?

Yes. Group your documents in a subject. Once at least two of them have a mind map, Kuliko can generate a subject mind map that combines their key ideas.

Do mind maps change my readiness score?

No. Mind maps help you understand how ideas connect. Flashcard reviews and completed quizzes are what build your readiness score.

Is the mind map generator free?

Yes. Mind maps are part of the free plan, with 5 document uploads a month, files up to 5 MB and 5 flashcard reviews a day. Pro adds unlimited document uploads, files up to 20 MB and higher limits.

Start with the material you already have

Create a free account, add a document and generate your first study resources from it.

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