2pm.spaceFree online mindmap maker,
built for real-time teamwork
Draw a mind map in your browser and watch your team edit the same canvas live. Unlimited nodes, unlimited mindmaps, unlimited collaborators — free, with no node caps and no export paywall.
Try the mind map editor right now
This is a live mindmap. Other visitors can see your cursor.
Organize ideas across multiple sheets
How to make a mind map online
Three steps, no setup, and nothing to install.
Start from a blank canvas
Draw straight on the live demo above, or create a mindmap in your workspace. No download, no template to hunt through — you get an empty canvas and a root idea.
Branch out your thinking
Add child ideas, drag branches into a better order, and reach for drawings, shapes or connectors when a branch needs more than a line of text.
Share it and edit together
Send a link with view, comment or edit rights. Collaborators see each other on the canvas and every change lands instantly — no refresh, no merge conflicts, no exported copies to reconcile.
Start from a blank canvas
Draw straight on the live demo above, or create a mindmap in your workspace. No download, no template to hunt through — you get an empty canvas and a root idea.
Branch out your thinking
Add child ideas, drag branches into a better order, and reach for drawings, shapes or connectors when a branch needs more than a line of text.
Share it and edit together
Send a link with view, comment or edit rights. Collaborators see each other on the canvas and every change lands instantly — no refresh, no merge conflicts, no exported copies to reconcile.
Everything you need to think visually
A powerful mind mapping tool that grows with your ideas
Real-time Collaboration
See live cursors and edits from everyone in the map. A whole team can work on the same mind map at the same time, with no turn-taking and no save button to forget.
Multi-tab Workspaces
Organize complex ideas across multiple tabs within a single mindmap, just like spreadsheet sheets. Related maps stay in one document instead of scattering across a folder.
Share & Permissions
Share via link with view, comment, or edit access. No account needed for viewers, so a mindmap can go to a client or a classroom without a sign-up wall.
Rich Drawing Tools
Freehand drawing, shapes, connectors, images and free text sit on the same canvas as your branches — for the diagrams that outgrow a strict parent-and-child shape.
Unlimited & Free
No limits on nodes, mindmaps, or collaborators. Everything is fully free with no hidden paywalls and no credit card to reach the features that matter.
Fast & Lightweight
Built for speed. Instant load, smooth zoom and pan, even with thousands of nodes — and nothing to install, because it all runs in the browser.
What teams use mind maps for
A mind map is the fastest way to get the shape of an idea out of one head and in front of everyone else. These are the maps people keep coming back to on 2pm.space.
Brainstorming and workshops
Open a blank canvas at the start of a call and let everyone add branches at the same time instead of taking turns dictating to whoever is sharing their screen. Because the mindmap is live, the session ends with the thinking already organised — no one has to transcribe a whiteboard photo the next morning, and the people who joined late can read back how the map grew.
Project and product planning
Break a goal into workstreams, hang the tasks and open questions off each branch, and keep the whole shape visible instead of buried in a list that only shows ten rows at a time. Tabs let a roadmap, a risks map and a research map live inside one mindmap, so the context behind a decision stays next to the decision rather than in a different file.
Study notes and revision maps
Turning a chapter into a mind map forces its structure into the open: the main idea in the middle, arguments as branches, evidence as leaves. Nothing is capped and nothing is charged, so a whole semester of notes can live in one workspace, and a study group can work through the same map by link without each person paying for a seat.
Research and knowledge maps
Map a subject while you read it — sources, claims, the gaps between them — and the map becomes a shared reference instead of a personal scratchpad. It also sits in the same Drive that AI agents on 2pm.space read for knowledge, so a map built to think with can go on to answer questions on its own.
Why teams move their mind maps here
What changes when the map is live, shared, and free of limits.
Node caps and an upgrade prompt the moment a map gets serious
Unlimited nodes, unlimited mindmaps, unlimited collaborators — free
One person drives while everyone else watches a screen share
Everyone edits the same mindmap at once, cursors and all
A separate file per topic, scattered across someone's drive
Tabs keep related maps inside one document
Read-only exports, and a sign-up wall in front of every viewer
Share by link with view, comment or edit access — no account to read
The map dies in a folder once the meeting ends
Mindmaps live in the same Drive as your docs, sheets and tables — and feed your AI agents
Mind mapping questions, answered
What people ask before they move their first map over.
Yes. Mind mapping on 2pm.space is free with no cap on nodes, no cap on how many mindmaps you keep, and no paywall in front of sharing or collaboration. The live demo on this page needs no account and no credit card — you can start drawing on it right now.
Yes. Every mindmap is a shared document, so edits from different people merge on their own and there is no save button to forget. You see collaborators move around the canvas as they work, and a browser that drops its connection replays your changes when it comes back instead of losing them.
No. The editor above is a real, live mindmap — whatever you draw is shared with other visitors on this page in real time. An account only matters once you want a mindmap of your own, kept privately, with control over who may open it.
Share it by link with view, comment, or edit access. Someone who only needs to read the map does not have to create an account, so a mindmap can go straight into a client email or a public page without a sign-up wall in front of it.
There is no node limit, and panning and zooming stay smooth at thousands of nodes. When one canvas stops being the right container, split the topic across tabs inside the same mindmap rather than scattering it over separate files — related maps then stay in one document.
Yes. Freehand drawing, shapes, connectors, images and free-floating text live on the same canvas as the mind map branches. A diagram that outgrows the strict parent-and-child shape does not have to move to a second tool.
Mindmaps sit in the same collaborative Drive as your documents, sheets and tables — the knowledge base agents built on 2pm.space read from. A planning or research map can therefore become context an agent answers with, with no export step in between.
It runs in any modern browser with nothing to install and no plugin to approve. The canvas takes mouse, trackpad and touch input, so a map opened on a tablet stays readable and navigable.
Start your first mindmap today
Free forever, no node limits, and no credit card. Open a canvas and start mapping.