Turn any doc into a mind map you can actually use

Drop in an outline, a doc, or a meeting transcript. Vecbase reads it, groups the ideas, and hands back an editable mind map — SVG, PNG, PDF, plus the outline behind it.

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q4-strategy-outline.md· 12 KB
Read this outline and render a mind map using a classic branching tree — root node in the center, 5-6 main branches radiating outward, 2-4 sub-nodes per branch. Use varied colors per branch, smooth curved connectors, pill-shaped nodes. Output SVG + PNG + PDF, and also save the Markdown outline you used to drive the layout.

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A peek at what you get

Mind map
Page 1 of 2·Mind map
Markdown outline
Page 2 of 2·Markdown outline

From paragraphs to a real mind map

The Agent reads your source, extracts concepts, clusters them, and renders an SVG you can edit. Watch it happen in one frame.

Pasted in chat · q4-strategy-outline.md
# Q4 2026 Product Strategy
 
Six bets, ordered by urgency.
 
## Agent Reliability — make the runtime boring
- retry + checkpointing for long tools
- latency budgets, P99 SLOs
- replayable trace IDs
 
## Pricing — value-based meters
## Hiring — staff eng + VP sales (US)
## Enterprise GTM — SOC 2, design partners…
Vecbase Agent
extract_concepts28 nodes · 6 themes
cluster_topics6 branches · 17 sub-nodes
run_pythonrender_svg.py · radial layout
q4-strategy-mindmap.svg
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Rendered
Q4 StrategyReliabilityPricingHiringEnt. GTMDevEx

Open in Figma, Whimsical, or just drop the SVG into Notion.

Your team's visual style, encoded

Save the palette, branch rules, and node shape once for the whole workspace. Every map your Agent ships next quarter looks like the same team made it — because it did.

Acme · Branch layout v2

Radial branching tree · brand 6-color palette · Inter for nodes, Fraunces for titles · curved 3px connectors · pill nodes. Used by every Agent in the workspace.

Used 23×by @design-ops
Three different docs · same Acme visual identity
Q4Reliab.PricingHiringGTMDevEx
Q4 strategy
OnboardSignupFirst-runInvitePayFeedback
Onboarding journey
ResearchComp.Interv.DataProtoThemes
Research synthesis

How it works

Step 01

Upload your source

Any Markdown outline, Word doc, PDF, or plain text. Headings and bullet depth come along as hints — Vecbase already knows what's a parent and what's a child.

Step 02

Say how you want it to look

Pick a layout or just describe it — "compact org chart, 3 levels deep, in our brand colors". Keep refining in chat until it lands.

Step 03

Open or export anywhere

You get an SVG you can open in Figma or Illustrator, a high-res PNG, a print-ready PDF, and the outline behind it. Drop it into Notion, hand it to a designer, or print and stick it on the wall.

Why Vecbase for this

A file you can actually edit — not a flat image

You get SVG, PNG, and PDF together. Open the SVG in Figma or Illustrator, move things around, change a color — it's a real file with layers. Other tools hand you a screenshot and call it done.

Looks right on a big screen and on paper

Node sizes, line weights, and label contrast are picked so it holds up on a 75-inch meeting room screen and on an A3 print. Not the kind of tiny screenshot from a mobile app.

The outline comes along with the map

Every map comes with the outline Vecbase used to draw it. Paste it into Notion, Obsidian, or a wiki — and the hierarchy is already there, no retyping.

Save the look once, your team reuses it forever

Like how this one turned out? Save the colors, fonts, and branch styling. Every map your team makes after that comes out the same way — nobody has to fiddle with settings again.

Frequently asked

Up to a few hundred nodes per map renders cleanly. Past that, the Agent will suggest splitting into a parent map + drill-down sub-maps, or switching to the concept-network layout — readability is the constraint, not the renderer.

Get yours in under 90 seconds

Sign in, hand it over to the Agent — the finished file lands in your Drive.

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