AI Concept Map Maker
Type a topic or your notes.Get a clear concept map.
Give a topic, paste a paragraph or a list of terms, and AI draws a concept map: the key ideas, joined by words that say how they relate.
What Is This
A concept map, drawn from a topic or your notes
A concept map shows ideas as boxes and the relations between them as labelled arrows, so that each pair reads as a sentence: "Photosynthesis needs sunlight", "Glucose stores chemical energy". Unlike a mind map, which only branches out from one centre, a concept map also joins ideas across branches, which is why teachers use it to check understanding and students use it to revise.
Here you type a topic, such as "photosynthesis", or paste your notes or a list of terms. AI picks the key concepts, puts the main idea at the top, writes a verb on every link and adds the cross-links that join the branches. From your notes it maps only what your notes say; from a topic it draws the map a teacher would draw.
Real Use Cases
Who uses this — and how
Concept Map Maker
Revision →
Notes to a map
Notes to a map
Paste your notes…
Concepts and how they link
Students
Paste a chapter summary or your lecture notes, see the ideas and their links on one page, then test yourself by covering the words on the links.
Concept Map Maker
Lesson plan →
Topic to a map
Topic to a map
Type the topic…
A concept map for the class
Teachers
Type the topic of the lesson and get a concept map to show in class, hand out, or blank out for students to complete.
Concept Map Maker
Big picture →
Ideas to a map
Ideas to a map
Describe the project…
What depends on what
Writers & teams
Describe an essay, a research question or a product, and see how its ideas depend on each other before you write or plan.
How It Works
Type. Generate. Learn.
01
Type a topic or paste notes
A topic, a paragraph, your notes or a list of terms, in your own language.
02
AI draws the concept map
AI picks the key concepts, puts a verb on every link and adds the cross-links, in under 30 seconds.
03
Export or keep editing
Download PNG or SVG for slides and worksheets, copy the Mermaid code, or open the map in draw.io to move and restyle the boxes.
Why Eidora
Built for real learning
Every link says how
Each arrow carries a verb, such as "needs", "produces" or "is part of", so the map reads as sentences, never a vague "is related to".
True to your notes
From your own text it maps only what you wrote, in your words. From a topic alone, it keeps to well-established facts.
Fits where you already work
PNG for slides and worksheets, SVG for documents, Mermaid code for Notion and GitHub, and draw.io when you want to move the boxes by hand.
Common
questions
About the concept map maker.
A concept map is a diagram of ideas (concepts) joined by labelled arrows that say how they relate, so each link reads as a sentence. The main idea is usually at the top, more specific ideas below it, with cross-links between the branches.
A mind map branches out from one central topic, and its lines carry no words. A concept map can join any idea to any other, and every link says how they relate, so it shows understanding rather than a list of subtopics. For a branching outline, use Eidora’s mind map maker.
Yes. Type a topic or paste your notes, and Eidora’s AI picks the key concepts, labels every link and draws the map in under 30 seconds.
Yes. Paste a paragraph, your notes or a list of terms. The map uses the ideas and words in your text and adds no facts your text does not state.
You get the concept map a teacher would draw for it: 10 to 16 concepts in 3 or 4 levels, with only well-established facts. Check it against your course, and add your own notes to make it yours.
Every link carries a short verb or verb phrase, such as "needs", "produces" or "is part of", so concept, link and concept read as a sentence. Vague labels such as "is related to" are not used.
Up to 25 concepts and 40 links per map. For a whole course, make one map per chapter: smaller maps are easier to read and to learn from.
Yes. Write your topic or notes in your language, and the concepts and links come back in the same language.
Yes. Press "Edit in draw.io" to open the map in draw.io, where every box becomes a shape you can move and restyle. You can also change your text and generate again, or copy the Mermaid code into Mermaid Live, GitHub, Notion or any Markdown editor that supports it.
PNG for presentations, worksheets and documents, SVG for scalable graphics, and Mermaid code for GitHub, Notion, and any Markdown editor that supports it.
Permitted uses depend on your input rights, applicable law, and the selected third-party model or provider terms. Verify those terms before publishing course materials or client deliverables.
Not to try it. You can make one diagram a day without an account and see the result. To download the concept map, copy the Mermaid code or open it in draw.io, sign up free: a free account gets 16 credits to start and 4 free credits every day, and each map uses 4 credits. Without an account, Eidora’s diagram tools share that one diagram a day. Download the map when it is ready; it is not saved to your history.
From a page of notes to one clear picture
Type a topic or your notes.
Get the concept map.
Get the concept map.
Free to try · Topics or notes · PNG, SVG or Mermaid