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Turn your D&D notes into an editable mind map

Upload a PDF, a document or a photo of your campaign notes and get a branching mind map of characters, factions, rules and open threads that you can edit and explore.

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Mind maps for D&D players and dungeon masters

Campaign binders get crowded fast: NPC names, faction goals and a half-remembered rule about grappling all end up on different pages. A D&D mind map maker pulls those scattered notes into one branching view, so you can see how a villain connects to a town, a quest and a magic item.

  • Keep campaign lore, NPCs and open quest threads in one map that you can reorganize between sessions.
  • Turn a long rulebook excerpt into branches for combat, spellcasting and conditions you check often.
  • Build a player-facing map of known factions and locations without exposing your secret plot notes.
  • Study a new edition or system by mapping its rules the same way you would map your own campaign.
Example D&D 5e mind map branches
Ability scoresStrength, Dexterity, Constitution · Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma · Modifier is (score minus 10) divided by 2, rounded down
Advantage and disadvantageRoll two d20 and use the higher for advantage · Use the lower for disadvantage · If both apply, they cancel out
Death saving throwsRolled at the start of your turn while at 0 HP · A roll of 10 or higher succeeds · Three successes stabilize, three failures mean death
CoverHalf cover gives +2 to AC and Dexterity saves · Three-quarters cover gives +5 · Total cover blocks direct targeting
ConcentrationOnly one concentration spell at a time · Damage forces a Constitution save, DC 10 or half the damage, whichever is higher · Incapacitation or death ends it
Generate the full set

Start from your own notes

Upload PDF, DOCX, PPTX, plain text or photos of handwritten pages. Text recognition reads the pages so the map is built from your material.

Branches you can edit

Rename nodes, move branches, add sub-points or delete what you do not need. The map stays yours to shape before each session.

Explore instead of scrolling

Open a branch to see its sub-points, then collapse it and move on. It is faster than flipping through a binder mid-session.

How it works

Upload your material

Add a session recap, a world document or a photo of your campaign sketches. No credit card is needed to start.

Review the main branches

The generator proposes central topics such as factions, locations, NPCs and rules, each with sub-points drawn from your text.

Edit and explore the map

Adjust the branches, then click through them during prep or at the table to find the detail you need.

Upload a PDF of your session recap, a DOCX of your world notes or a photo of a handwritten page. The tool proposes main branches with sub-points you can edit and rearrange, and players can use the same map to review rules like conditions, cover or concentration before the next game.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I organize a D&D campaign mind map?

Start with a central node for the campaign, then branch into factions, locations, NPCs and open threads. Keep each sub-point to one fact so you can expand a branch quickly during prep.

What should a D&D rules mind map cover?

Group rules by how often they come up at the table, such as combat turn order, advantage and disadvantage, and conditions. Add exact numbers, like the +2 AC bonus from half cover, so you do not have to flip through the book mid-session.

Is the mind map maker free to use?

The Free plan includes 3 generations per month and studying in the browser. Plus, at $99.90/year or $9.99/month, adds unlimited generations, and students get 40% off with a school email.

Can I upload my own campaign notes?

Yes. You can upload PDF, DOCX, PPTX, plain text or photos of pages, and the text is read with text recognition.

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