Can I write formulas in the nodes?

Short ones in plain text work, such as "Fundamental theorem of calculus". Integral signs and subscripts do not render in a mind map, so name the formula in the node and write it out in your notes or the exported Word file.

The map is too big for one page. What can I do?

Copy one topic's branch into its own diagram. Members can tick the split-by-branch option in batch export to get one diagram per topic, each keeping the root node.

Will it print clearly on letter or A4 paper?

Yes. Export PNG at 2x or higher, or export SVG, which stays sharp at any size.

Calculus concepts mind map template

Previewed in the “Indigo” theme; you can switch themes in the editor

When to use it

Use it for final exam review, AP Calculus preparation, or when you tutor and need to show how the course fits together. Main branches follow the usual sequence from Calculus I to III, and the second level names the ideas that show up on exams.

Make it yours

Rename the main branches to match your textbook chapters.
Add a third level for typical problems or common mistakes, such as "L'Hopital's rule" under limit laws.
Taking Calculus I only? Delete everything after Integrals.

Mermaid code

calculus-mindmap.mmd

mindmap
  root((Calculus))
    Limits and continuity
      Limit laws
      One-sided limits
      Continuity and discontinuities
    Derivatives
      Definition and rules
      Mean value theorem
      Optimization and related rates
    Integrals
      Antiderivative techniques
      Definite integrals and area
      Improper integrals
    Multivariable calculus
      Partial derivatives
      Double integrals
      Line and surface integrals
    Infinite series
      Convergence tests
      Power and Taylor series
    Differential equations
      Separable equations
      Second-order linear equations

Ask an AI for one with this structure

Send the prompt below to ChatGPT or Claude, then paste the whole reply into the editor; the code inside is detected automatically.

prompt.txt

Draw a calculus mind map with Mermaid mindmap syntax. The root is Calculus, and the main branches are Limits and continuity, Derivatives, Integrals, Multivariable calculus, Infinite series, and Differential equations, each with two or three key concepts. Put every node on its own line, show levels with space indentation, and do not use list markers or arrows. Output only the mermaid code block.

FAQ

Can I write formulas in the nodes?: Short ones in plain text work, such as "Fundamental theorem of calculus". Integral signs and subscripts do not render in a mind map, so name the formula in the node and write it out in your notes or the exported Word file.
The map is too big for one page. What can I do?: Copy one topic's branch into its own diagram. Members can tick the split-by-branch option in batch export to get one diagram per topic, each keeping the root node.
Will it print clearly on letter or A4 paper?: Yes. Export PNG at 2x or higher, or export SVG, which stays sharp at any size.

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Updated 2026-11-11