When to use it
Finals, entrance exams and certification prep, or a term plan a parent draws up with a student. Subjects are first-level branches, topics or tasks are second-level, and the last branch holds the schedule so the rhythm is visible at a glance.
Making it yours
- Rename the first-level branches to your subjects and list topics from the syllabus underneath.
- Mark finished tasks with a check mark in the text; it shows in the export.
- To plan by week instead of subject, make the first-level branches "Week 1", "Week 2" and so on.
Mermaid code
mindmap
root((Finals revision plan))
Calculus
Limits and continuity
Derivatives
Integrals
Past papers
English
50 words a day
Listening
Essay templates
Major courses
Key chapters
Exercises
Topics the lecturer flagged
Schedule
3 hours a day
Mock exam at the weekend
Last week: gap reviewAsk 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.
Draw a finals revision plan mind map in Mermaid mindmap syntax: the root is the revision plan, the first-level branches are the subjects (Calculus, English, Major courses) plus Schedule; list key chapters or tasks under each subject and daily study time plus pre-exam arrangements under Schedule. Use indentation for levels and no list markers. Output only the mermaid code block.
FAQ
- Can I edit this on my phone?
Yes. The editor works in a phone browser: paste, double-click a node to edit it, and download. If an in-app browser blocks downloads, open the page in the system browser.
- Can I use the export as a phone wallpaper?
Export the PNG with a solid background; each theme has its own. The size follows the diagram, and a tall map suits a portrait screen.
- How do I wrap long node text?
Mind map nodes accept
<br/>for line breaks, for example50 words a day<br/>review before bed.
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Updated 2026-09-05