Enable Presentation Mode to quickly turn your mind maps into beautiful and professional presentations. You can also present whiteboards full-screen.

Create a Quick Presentation

1. Open any mind map.
2. Click the Presentation icon in the top-right corner of the map editor.
3. Select Present from the dropdown Menu.

Customize Presentation Slides

Before presenting, you can group topics together to create slides. Customizing your presentation's slides can help you present ideas at the right level of detail.

If your map has defined slides, presentation mode will move through those slides in order. If you haven't yet defined slides for your map, your presentation will automatically move through topics one by one.

To create slides:

1. Open any mind map.
2. Click the Presentation icon in the top-right corner of the map editor.
3. Select Customize presentation from the drop-down menu.
4. Click and drag to group topics for your first slide.
5. Repeat to create additional slides.
6. Reorder slides (on the right side of the map editor) via click and drag to control the sequence of your presentation.
7. Delete slides you no longer need.

Navigate Your Presentation

You can navigate through your presentation using the arrow keys or mouse.

• If your map includes slides, use the arrow keys to move forward and back through your slides in order.
• If your map has no slides, use the arrow keys to move between topics in order.
• Press the escape key to exit your presentation.
   

Export your Presentation

Your customized presentation can be exported as a pdf file. To do this:

1. Create custom slides for your presentation.
2. Select the Export icon.
3. Navigate to the Presentation formats tab.
4. Select your favored options and click Export.

Present a Whiteboard

Presenting a whiteboard shows the whole board full-screen and read-only. There are no slides.

1. Open a whiteboard.
2. Click Presentation in the top-right toolbar, next to Export, or press Command/ALT + Shift + P.
3. The grid and the other toolbars are hidden and the board is locked, so nothing moves by accident. You can still pan and zoom around the board.
4. Click Exit presentation to leave presentation mode.