Mind Vector For Mac

Mind Vector helps you organize your ideas into charts and create connections that you might not detect without a visual representation. The maps can be shared in the cloud, and you get to invite your team members to make adjustments.

The Mind Vector user interface is represented by a generous window where you get to start working on your visual representation. The first step is to set the map name: starting from this initial bubble you can start developing the chart.

Since the Mind Vector window is quite large, and you don’t get the option to resize it, you will have a lot of canvas to cover. Of course, you can also move the chart around and use the Center Map button to go back to the initial idea.

Each node added to the Mind Vector canvas comes with a toolbox where you get to choose the position of the next node, or decide to insert notes, hyperlinks, or images to the current entry.

The same toolbar helps you assign color labels or graphic objects to the currently selected item, or delete the entry altogether. Other customization options include the possibility to change the design of the connecting lines or the chart’s color theme.

The built-in visualizer patterns will help you analyze your chart from different perspectives. However, when working with the visualizers, you will not have access to the node search tool.

The Mind Vector maps can be easily exported to image, PDF, or CSV files, but you can also upload them to your Mind Vector Cloud account. This way, you will have access to your maps on all your devices with minimal effort.

Via the Mind Vector Cloud web platform, you can invite other users to edit the mind map, so you get to collaborate with your team members without dealing with third-party apps or complicated setups.