Map your own study material
Choose a topic or source, set the detail level and review the connected branches before saving your map.
See how a whole topic fits together.
Make revision mind maps from a topic, your notes, a PDF or a video. Choose compact, standard or detailed, edit every branch, and save it to your Library. 7 days of Pro free.
An AI mind map maker for revision. Turn a topic, your notes or a PDF into a clear map of the key ideas, then edit it until it makes sense to you. Eligible new accounts get 7 days of Pro. No card required and no automatic charge.
How it works
Three steps to using the Revise Right AI mind map maker.
- Add what you're revising: Type a topic, paste your notes, or add a PDF, an image, a web page or a YouTube video with a transcript.
- Pick the detail: Choose a compact, standard or detailed map depending on how deep you need to go.
- Edit and save: Change any branch in the outline, preview the map, and save it to your Library.
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Frequently asked questions
What is an AI mind map maker?
An AI mind map maker organises study material into a title and connected branches. Revise Right turns a topic, your notes or a PDF into a revision mind map that you can review and edit before saving.
How do I turn my notes into a mind map?
Paste your notes into the Revise Right mind map maker and ask for a map. Choose compact, standard or detailed, then check the branches against your notes and edit anything that needs changing.
Can I make a mind map from a PDF or a video?
A topic you type, notes you paste, a PDF, an image, a public web page, or a public YouTube video that has a transcript.
Can I edit the mind map?
Yes. After it's made you can change the title and the text of any branch in an outline, preview the map, and then save it.
How detailed are the mind maps?
You choose compact, standard or detailed before the map is made.
How can I use mind maps for GCSE and A-Level revision?
Use a mind map to see the main ideas in a topic and how they connect. Try explaining each branch from memory, then check your explanation against your notes or textbook. Use your exam specification to check that the map covers what you need.
Can AI-generated mind maps miss important information?
Yes. AI can leave out details or connect ideas incorrectly. Review every branch against your source material and exam specification, and correct the map before using it to revise.
Is the mind map maker free?
It is part of Revise Right Pro. New accounts get 7 days of Pro free, with no card needed and no automatic charge. After that you can choose a Pro plan if you want to keep using it.