Text Summarizer: Summarize Long Text into a Mind Map
Paste long text and get a summary you can navigate: an AI text summarizer that keeps the hierarchy instead of flattening it into one paragraph
Try It FreeNo credit card required · Free credits on signup
How It Works
Enter Your Text
Type, paste, or dictate any text — from a single idea to pages of notes
AI Organizes Structure
MindLM identifies topics, groups related ideas, and builds a hierarchy
Your Mind Map Is Ready
Edit nodes, rearrange branches, add colors — make it yours
Why MindLM?
Any Text Works
Meeting notes, brainstorm dumps, study notes, project plans, long articles — the text summarizer takes them all
Instant Generation
On Free, text up to 10,000 characters is mapped straight away with no queue; longer text runs as a background task.
Multiple Languages
Keeps your text’s language, or writes the map in one of 9 languages including English, Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish
Free to Start
Create your first mind maps for free — no credit card required
Popular Use Cases
See what people actually use it for — chances are your problem is on this list.
Clean up messy meeting notes
Pasted your half-organized meeting notes into a doc and the structure is a mess? Drop them in and get back a clean hierarchy of decisions, action items, and open questions — ready to share with the team.
Organize a brainstorm dump
Just finished a 20-minute brain dump on a product idea? Paste the raw text and MindLM groups related ideas, finds the themes, and hands you back a structure you can actually work with.
Outline a blog post or essay
Writers: describe the topic you’re writing about in a paragraph, and MindLM builds a visual outline with main points and sub-points. Edit the structure first, then write the draft with the outline beside you.
Turn study notes into review material
Students: paste in your class notes, handwritten digitized notes, or chapter highlights. Get a hierarchical mind map you can use to self-quiz and spot gaps before the exam.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this text summarizer free?
Yes. Without an account you get 3 free tries, up to 5,000 characters each. Signing up adds 10 credits; each map uses credits, and the Free plan allows up to 3 maps a day. Text input is included in Free; no credit card is required.
How much text can I input?
Without an account you can try it three times with up to 5,000 characters each. Signed in, Free takes up to 100,000 characters per map, Pro 300,000, and Max 600,000.
How is a mind map different from a plain text summary?
A plain summary flattens everything into one paragraph, so you lose the hierarchy and have to reread to find a point. The text summarizer here keeps the structure: main topics become branches, details become sub-nodes, and you can expand or collapse each branch, edit any node, and export the result.
Which languages does the text summarizer support?
By default the map is written in the same language as your text. You can also choose one of 9 output languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish.
Can I edit the generated mind map?
Absolutely. Every node is fully editable. You can add, remove, move, and restyle any part of the mind map.
Ready to Get Started?
Paste long text and get a summary you can navigate: an AI text summarizer that keeps the hierarchy instead of flattening it into one paragraph. Free to start, nothing to install.
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