
Mapify
Mapify turns YouTube videos, PDFs, web pages, podcasts and meeting recordings into AI-generated mind maps, with chat, translation and transcripts.
About this tool
Mapify summarises content into mind maps. You give it a YouTube video, a PDF or document, a web page, a podcast or a meeting recording, and it produces a structured map of the key points using large language models such as GPT and Gemini. The aim is to grasp the structure of long material quickly.
Maps are interactive: you can chat with the source document to understand it better, expand any branch to uncover more detail, click points in a video map to jump to that moment, and view full transcripts. Mapify can translate and summarise foreign-language material in more than 30 languages and enrich maps with online search and source links.
What you can do
Mind maps from any source
Summarise videos, documents, web pages, podcasts and meetings as mind maps.
Chat with documents
Ask questions about the source to deepen understanding.
Video navigation
Click a branch to jump to the related moment in a video.
Translation and search
Summarise in 30+ languages and add sourced links from online search.
Who is it for?
- A student maps a long lecture video before revising.
- A consultant summarises a lengthy industry report into a one-page map.
- A language learner maps a foreign-language article in their own language.
Before you choose
Mind maps simplify complex material; return to the source for nuance and exact wording.
Model choice and usage limits depend on your plan.
Frequently asked questions
What can Mapify summarise?
Mapify summarises YouTube videos, PDFs and documents, web pages, podcasts and meeting recordings into mind maps.
Does Mapify support other languages?
Yes. Mapify translates and summarises documents in more than 30 languages.
Which AI models does Mapify use?
Mapify says it is powered by GPT, Gemini and other leading language models.
Check the official website for current features, pricing, and terms.