Diagram template
A mind map with a central idea and branches radiating out, already placed and connected, so you can capture and organize thoughts without building the structure first.
Overview
A mind map organizes thinking around a central idea. Branches radiate outward into related themes, so brainstorming stays connected rather than scattered across a list.
This template is the built-in Mind map in the Atlas Diagram Studio gallery. It opens with a central idea and four branches, connected and ready to relabel and grow.
Because it is a live Diagram Studio document, you add branches and sub-branches freely, so the map expands as your thinking does.
What is included
A central node that anchors the map, ready to relabel to your topic.
Four branch nodes connected to the center as a starting structure.
Simple links between the center and branches so the map reads clearly.
A layout that invites adding branches and sub-branches around the theme.
Movable nodes and editable connectors so the map matches your thinking.
How to use it
Go to /diagrams/templates and pick the Mind map template.
Relabel the center node with your topic or question.
Relabel the branches and add more nodes as ideas come, connecting them to the center.
Share the map or export it once the ideas are captured.
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