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Presenting Mind Maps

Mindomo allows you to turn your mind maps into engaging, slide-based presentations directly within the platform. With intuitive tools for adding, organizing, and customizing slides, you can present your ideas clearly and visually - no need for external software.

  1. Click on the file list menu and select Presenter to enter Presentation Mode.

Once you’re in, the top toolbar provides the following options:

  1. Undo/Redo

  2. Slide list

  3. Play Presentation

  4. Insert Slide

  5. Delete Slide

  6. Back to map editor

By default, Mindomo creates slides for your central topic and its main branches.

  1. Click the + button in the top toolbar.

  2. Or use the SHIFT + drag shortcut.

  1. Hold CTRL and click a topic to add or remove it from the current slide.After you created a slide, you can add or remove a topic by pressing CTRL from your keyboard and then selecting it.

  2. Or use the context menu on the slide.

You can delete a slide using:

  1. The context menu on the slide

  2. The Delete button in the toolbar

  3. The DELETE key on your keyboard

You can duplicate a slide using:

  1. The context menu
  2. The Duplicate slide button

Drag slides in the Slide List to reorder them:

  1. If a main topic is included but some of its subtopics should remain hidden, select Present Topics Collapsed from the slide’s context menu.

  2. Subtopics outside the slide selection will appear collapsed during the presentation.

Drag any corner of a slide to resize it. Covered topics will be automatically included in the slide.

Preview your final presentation by entering Play Mode. Click Play or press F5.

To prevent the presentation from appearing in View Mode:

  1. Open the file list menu.

  2. Select Hide presentation.

From the file list menu, you can download your presentation as:

  1. PowerPoint (.pptx)
  2. PDF
  3. Individual slide images

Mindomo can generate slides for you. Open the file list menu and select Create slides automatically. You can then customize the generated slides.