Mind map slides
Mind map slides start with one central topic and branch out into the ideas connected to it, then the details connected to those. Pick one of 69 layouts, brand it to your company in one click, add your ideas, and export to PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote.
Free to start. No credit card required.
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About our mind map slides
What the slide does, how to use it, your brand, and a file you can edit anywhere.
Built to show the scope of a subject around one topic
Brainstorms, plans, and research findings rarely arrive in a neat order. Mind map slides organize them around a single topic, with related ideas grouped on the same branch. A mind map shows the scope of a subject and how its parts relate, which makes it useful for kick-offs, workshops, and early planning.
Why branches show connections a list hides
A bullet list puts ideas one after another, even when they belong together. Branches group related ideas and show how far each one sits from the main topic. So the audience sees both the big themes and the detail under them, and gaps in the thinking become obvious.
Brand the whole presentation in one click
Add your logo, colors, fonts, and background once. It applies to the whole presentation and the entire slide library at the same time. Mind maps often come out of workshops and get shared with the whole team afterward, so once branded, they look like part of your company’s work, not a whiteboard photo.
Export to PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote
You get a real file, not a locked link. Export it and keep editing in the tool you already use. The central topic, branches, and labels stay editable, so you can grow the map as ideas develop.
How Choladeck works
From blank page to finished presentation in four steps.
STEP 01
Browse 9,000+ slides across 134+ categories, or open one of the 74 premade presentations.
STEP 02
Add your logo, colors, and fonts in one click. The whole presentation instantly matches your company.
STEP 03
Add your text, numbers, charts, and tables. Everything on the slide is editable.
STEP 04
Send it to PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote, and present.
Need a complete presentation instead?
If you're starting from nothing rather than fixing a few slides, open one of 74+ premade presentations instead. Each one is complete and built for one purpose, from pitch decks to business plans and company profiles.
Questions about mind map slides
How the slides work, and how far you can change them.
Using the slides
Can I edit these slides in PowerPoint?
+Yes. Export to PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote, and every branch and label stays editable. Nothing is locked and nothing is a flat image.
How do I brand them to my company?
+Add your logo, colors, fonts, and background once. It applies to the whole presentation and the entire slide library at the same time.
Can I mix them with other slides from the library?
+Yes. Add a mind map slide to any premade template, or pair it with hub and spoke or decision tree slides from the library. Branding applies across all of them.
About mind maps
When should I use a mind map slide?
+When you want to show the scope of a topic and how its parts connect: at the start of a project, in a brainstorm, or to summarize research.
How is a mind map different from a hub and spoke diagram?
+A hub and spoke shows one level of connections to a center. A mind map keeps branching, so ideas can have their own sub-ideas.
How many branches should a mind map have?
+Four to seven main branches usually read well on one slide. Put deeper detail on a second slide if needed.
Your next mind map slide is already designed
Pick a layout, brand it in one click, add your content, and export.
Free to start. No credit card required.