See any long report as a clickable map of its big ideas
A 90-page report becomes one picture you can click through, branch by branch.
A sketch of what you'll get back.
Your prompt
Fill in your details. Skip any you like.
This AI can't be filled in from a link, so the button copies your prompt: paste it into the new chat.
The prompt that gets copied
Using the mind map and my sources, write a one-page summary for someone who has five minutes. I'm reading this because I'm [YOUR REASON FOR READING, e.g. picking new software for my team]. Start with the single most important takeaway in one sentence. Then list each main branch of the map with two plain-English sentences about what it says and why it matters to me. Flag anything that looks like a risk, a deadline or a cost. End with three questions I should ask before I act on this material, and say which source each point came from.
Add a long report, manual or course to Gemini Notebook and tap Mind Map. You get a branching map of every main idea, and clicking a branch asks the chat to explain that part.
Step by step
- Open Gemini Notebook on a computer and add your report, manual or course notes as sources.
- Select the Mind Map chip in the chat and wait for the map to appear in the right-hand panel.
- Expand the branches, then click any idea to get a plain-English explanation in the chat.
- Paste the prompt below into the chat to turn the map into a one-page summary.
What you'll get
A clickable mind map of the whole document plus a one-page summary with sources, risks and questions to ask.
Mind Maps work in the web version. The Gemini Notebook mobile app doesn't support them yet.
- Made for
- Everyone, Consultants, Coaches
- Works in
- Gemini Notebook
