Revise for an exam
Put the topic in the centre and the main ideas around it. You see what connects, and what you still cannot explain.
Revise a whole topic from one page.
Turn a chapter or a pile of notes into a map you can take in at a glance. When exams get close, open it on whatever device is to hand.
Under 18? Your school or tutor sets up your account.
Four jobs a map does better than notes.
Each one starts from what you already have: a chapter, your notes, or a map someone shared with you.
Plan an essay
Build the argument as branches before you write a sentence. Each branch becomes a section.
Keep up after a lesson
Open the map your teacher or tutor shared and revise from the structure they taught you.
Test yourself
Turn your map into recall questions and see what you still need to revise.
Your own map
Start from your notes, not a blank page.
Build a map by hand, start one from your notes, or open a ready-made template. Every branch stays editable.
- Add detail as key words, not paragraphs
- Download it as a PDF or a PNG to print or pin up
Questions from students
Is Foramind free?
It is free to start and the Free plan needs no card. Pro is $6 a month, or $69 if you pay for the year. See pricing for what each plan includes. Pupils under 18 cannot create their own account: their school, college or tutor creates and manages it, so sign in with your school account.
How do I make my first map?
Put your topic in the centre, add three to six main branches, then add detail as key words. How to mind map takes you through the five steps.
Do I have to draw the map myself?
No. You can build one by hand, start from your own notes, or open a ready-made template. Every branch stays editable, whichever way you started.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. Foramind works in the browser and in the apps for iPhone and Android.
Can I download a map?
Yes, as a PDF or a PNG.
Start your first revision map.
Sign in with your school account and turn your notes into a map.
Under 18? Your school or tutor sets up your account.