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Turn your PowerPoint slides into a mind map with AI

Upload a PPTX deck, PDF or notes and get a mind map you can edit, rearrange and explore branch by branch.

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Why a map beats a linear slide deck for review

Lecture decks run in a straight line, which hides how ideas connect. An AI mind map generator for PPT files turns the deck into a branching map of topics and subtopics, so you can see which concepts depend on which.

  • Keeps the structure of a lecture visible, not just the order of slides
  • Lets you collapse branches to study one topic at a time
  • Works with PPTX, PDF, DOCX, plain notes and photos of pages
  • Stays editable, so you can correct the AI or add your own points
Example electric circuits mind map branches
Ohm's lawV = IR · current rises with voltage when resistance stays fixed · resistance is the constant of proportionality
Series circuitsSame current through every component · voltages add up to the source voltage · adding resistors raises total resistance
Parallel circuitsSame voltage across each branch · branch currents add up to the total current · adding branches lowers total resistance
Kirchhoff's current lawCharge is conserved at a junction · currents entering equal currents leaving · used to solve for unknown branch currents
CapacitorsStore charge rather than current · voltage cannot change instantly · the RC time constant sets how fast charging happens
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Built from your slides

Upload a PPTX file and the AI reads each slide's text, headings and notes to find the main topics.

Editable branches

Rename nodes, move branches or add your own points so the map matches how your course is taught.

Explore at your pace

Expand or collapse branches to focus on one subtopic at a time, instead of scrolling through dozens of slides.

How it works

Upload your deck

Drop in a PPTX file, or add a PDF, DOCX or photos of pages. No credit card needed to start.

Let the AI map the topics

DeckOwl groups slide content into a central topic with branches and subtopics.

Edit and explore

Reshape the map, then click through branches to review each idea in the order that makes sense to you.

A map is also easier to revise from. Instead of flipping back through forty slides to find one definition, you can open the branch for that topic and see its supporting points in one place.

If your instructor shares slides before an exam, start with the map and then check the original deck for details. The map shows the structure; the slides still hold the wording your exam is likely to use.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I study a PowerPoint on electric circuits effectively?

Start with the map's central topic, then work through each branch by explaining it in your own words before checking the slides. Redraw the branches from memory once a day, and note where your version differs from the original.

What should a mind map on electric circuits include?

Good maps separate the core laws, such as Ohm's law and Kirchhoff's rules, from the circuit types and the components that apply to each. Each branch should end in a worked example or a formula you can apply.

Can I edit the mind map after the AI creates it?

Yes, you can rename nodes, move branches and add your own points. Your edits stay with the map, so you can refine it as your course material changes.

What is included in the free plan?

The free plan includes 3 generations per month and lets you study in the browser. Exports to PDF, DOCX, Anki and CSV are part of the paid Plus plan.

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