iMindMap

iMindMap Chinese version is a powerful mind mapping software that comes with Traditional Chinese. The Chinese version of iMindMap is a workspace that allows you to brainstorm unlimited ways to take notes, plan tasks, plan activities, create and present presentations, etc. when attending courses or meetings. iMindMap includes a variety of intuitive, time-saving features to help you relieve your busy schedule, while also adding a touch of creativity to everything you do.

Function introduction

​ 1. Brainstorm View: A digital platform to capture your ideas

iMindMap is the only mind mapping software with a free-form brainstorming view, focusing on capturing scattered ideas, regardless of whether the structure of the ideas is reasonable or organized. iMindMap adds sticky notes, images, and classification capabilities to the cork board canvas.

​ ​ 2. Synchronize work between brainstorming and mind map views

When you want to make your ideas developable and actionable, simply switch from brainstorming view to mind mapping view. It can also exist in another way - on the brainstorming view showing the information you want to add to the mind map.

3. The 3D effect is shocking

When you create a map in the 3D view of the Chinese version of iMindMap, your ideas come alive with stunning 3D effects. Thanks to its capabilities of 3D images and 3D background environments, iMindMap has become the most visually stimulating mind mapping tool. Try the 3D view feature to add a bit of drama to your brainstorming sessions and help create bolder ideas. In addition, the iMindMap3D demonstration function not only attracts the audience, but also makes them calm down and listen attentively.

​​ 4. A good-looking interface brings better ideas

iMindMap is a mind mapping software with some serious flair. The first impression is the most important, it determines the interest you capture from what you see and causes the creative gears of your brain to start turning. That's why iMindMap ensures every formatting and drawing tool you need is at your fingertips to let your ideas shine.

5. Create a resource center on one screen

iMindMap allows you to drag and drop files (including documents, videos, slideshows or any other format supported by your computer) or links to topic branches to explore knowledge on an easy-to-navigate map at your fingertips. This lazy approach can give you super organized resources!

​ 6. Excellent views and unforgettable presentations

Use iMindMap’s unique presentation view to design and publish professional presentation reports. You will love the presentation features: rotation transitions, charming three-dimensional views, smooth animations, etc.

7. Turn your ideas into tasks

​​​Have you used iMindMap to plan your weekly plan and set goals? Once you have planned it, you can directly export the selected branch or the entire map to Drop Task. iMindMap can assign priorities, set due dates, and more, ensuring you never miss a deadline. Manage your time and focus on key areas of focus—iMindMap makes it easy.

8. From DropTask to iMindMap

​ ​ If you’re halfway through a project and you want to do more brainstorming or planning, just export the project or task directly from DropTask to iMindMap. Return to iMindMap from DropTask, and you can fully explore various ideas while continuing to complete the workload in DropTask. Each branch of the map in iMindMap corresponds to the color of the DropTask for easy identification.

9. Share wonderful maps

iMindMap supports sharing your mind maps through social media or on video websites. Share mind maps, use iMindMap reader to interact with mind maps, and even embed a mind map into your own website so that others can appreciate your wonderful maps.

10. Multiple export formats

iMindMap effortlessly converts mind maps into a range of other formats, working in harmony with common desktop tools. Whether you want an image to insert into an article or a spreadsheet to calculate your monthly budget, iMindMap is a great tool to get you started.

FAQ

What is the difference between the two annotations in the iMindMap 10 menu?

In order to make it easier for others to understand the mind maps we create, sometimes we need to make some notes. After opening "Insert" in the horizontal menu of iMindMap 10 hand-drawn mind map, we can see two "annotations". Subconsciously, we will feel that they are repeated, but are they really repeated? Now follow the editor to take a look Look!

​ ​ 1. First, we click on “Annotation” near the front, as shown in the figure below:

At this time, the comment panel and edit note window will open on the right side of the interface, as shown in the figure below:

2. According to the prompts in the window, we select a branch and write the text to be written. At this moment, a paperclip-like icon will appear on the corresponding branch. The color of the icon is consistent with the color of the branch. Select the comment icon with the mouse. The content of our annotation will be displayed in the annotation panel on the right, as shown below:

3. Now let’s take a look at the “notes” at the back, as shown in the figure below:

(1) When no branch or topic is selected, the comment is displayed in a gray uneditable state, so we need to select a branch or topic first.

(2) When it becomes editable, we click it, and a comment about the branch immediately pops up. It seems familiar. It is the same as the comment in Word. We can clearly see the time and date of the modification. and the modifiers, as shown below:

Installation steps

​ ​ 1. Download the latest version of imindmap installation package from this site and double-click to open it.

​​ 2. Click [Browse] and select the installation path of the software; or click [Next] directly, and the software will be installed in the default location.

3. Wait patiently for the software to be installed and click [Close].

Tips

1. Create a central theme and add core content

The starting point of a mind map is the central theme, from which the central theme radiates outward. Open iMindMap and choose to create a blank map to create a central theme. Click on the theme and name it. When selected, you can adjust the font format of the theme. Of course, you can also use templates directly to create maps, but I won’t go into details here.

2. Add branch

Adding branches is the second step in bursting out creativity. The main branches follow the central image. In order to make each branch explore as much as possible, it is necessary to add subtopics. The advantage of mind maps is that new branches can be continuously added. Use the enter key to add a branch, enter the topic name, or use the mouse to drag the new branch icon to add a branch.

3. Add keywords

When adding a branch, the most important thing is to enter the key ideas. An important principle in drawing a mind map is to use one word for each branch. Using keywords to trigger associations in the brain can prompt users to remember large amounts of information. Just click on the topic and enter the keywords.

4. Modify branch color

Color connects vision and logic, helping the brain categorize, emphasize, analyze information and identify more previously undiscovered connections. In iMindMap, every time we add a branch, its color is different. Select the branch, and in the opened branch toolbar and tool window, we can use the corresponding color tools to adjust the branch color.

5. Add images to enrich the map

Images sometimes convey much more information than a word, a sentence, or even an article. They are processed by the brain and used as visual stimulation to help recall information. Images are a universal language that can overcome any language barrier. Click Insert->Image File on the menu to add any local image on your computer.

​ ​Finally, just adjust the theme to the appropriate position. The pictures used above are schematic maps and are not complete. The corresponding content needs to be filled in and adjusted according to the corresponding steps.

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