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Mind map editor that builds branches from markdown, PDFs, Word files or a YouTube link
AmyMind is a browser mind-map editor with an unusually wide import path: markdown, plain text, FreeMind files, PDFs, Word documents and YouTube videos are all parsed into a node tree you can then edit by hand. Nodes take rich-text notes, and finished maps export to image and document formats or run in a presentation mode. The free plan allows five AI actions a day, 20 maps and 50MB of storage and watermarks exports; Pro is billed annually at $45 and raises that to 500 AI actions a day, unlimited files, 500MB, folder organisation and no watermark. The site names no company — the only contact is a Gmail address.
Pro is sold as $45 a year rather than a monthly plan. The free tier is usable but caps you at 5 AI actions a day, 20 maps and 50MB, and watermarks what you export.
Use tool ↗A capable mind-map editor whose real selling point is the import list — markdown and FreeMind files matter to people migrating off XMind, and PDF and YouTube imports cover the rest. Pricing is unusually cheap at $45 a year, but the vendor is an individual behind a Gmail address, which is worth weighing before you move a knowledge base into it.
Watch out: The site advertises third-party authorised resellers, so buy through amymind.com itself unless you can verify the seller on that page.
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