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AI Podcast Mind Map Generator
For long, multi-speaker episodes: upload the audio and see the conversation grouped into topic branches, each node linked to its moment.
Drop an audio or video file, or choose one
Up to 500 MB · MP4, MOV, MP3, WAV, M4A and more
Supported: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook — video, short, reel, or playlist.
· Examples don't count toward your free transcripts.
1 AI credit per mind map · export as PNG or Markdown
Transcript in, map out
The whole video on one page
Main ideas become branches, details become leaves, and every leaf keeps the timestamp it came from.
So today we're going to talk about the James Webb Space Telescope, one of the most ambitious things NASA has ever built.
Infrared light passes through the clouds of dust that block visible light, so we can see stars that are still forming.
Now the mirror. It's 6.5 meters across, way too big to fit in any rocket, so it folds up.
How the Podcast Mind Map Generator Works
One episode file takes you from raw audio to a navigable diagram in three stages.
Turn an Episode Into Text
Upload an MP3 or another common file, and the conversation is transcribed with speaker-aware timestamps. Links from Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or RSS feeds cannot be pasted, so download the episode first; pasted links work for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X. The spoken language is detected automatically, so there is no setting to choose before you start, and the text stays aligned to what was actually said even when the episode runs for hours. There is no software to install and no outline to prepare. A long interview that would take most of a day to type out comes back as clean text, ready to be organised. For an episode that also lives on YouTube, the YouTube transcript page supplies the text.
Read the Structure as Branches
Once the transcript is ready, AI clusters related ideas into branches for the main themes and sub-branches for the points underneath them. Every node keeps a clickable timestamp, so you can jump from a branch straight back to the moment a guest made a point and hear it in context. Instead of scrolling a wall of text, you scan the whole episode the way you would a table of contents, then open only the branches that matter. When a list suits the job better, switch to a linear outline or a plain summary from the same transcript.
Translate, Edit, or Export the Result
Translate the transcript and the node labels into another supported language, rename nodes and merge topics until the structure matches how you think about the episode, then delete anything that does not belong. When it reads the way you want, export the result and its transcript as text, an SRT subtitle file, or a shareable link for the rest of the team. Because the timestamps survive every step, a shared diagram still points back to the exact moment in the recording.
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FAQ
Podcast Mind Map Generator FAQs
What is a podcast mind map generator?
A podcast mind map generator transcribes the spoken content of an episode and organises the ideas into a branching diagram. Each node links back to the point in the episode where it came up.
How do I turn a podcast into a mind map?
Upload a supported file. Episodes need to be downloaded first; Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and RSS feed links are not accepted, while social video links are. The conversation is transcribed and organised into branches, each one timestamped.
Can a podcast mind map generator work on an episode with no existing transcript?
Yes. The episode is transcribed with AI first, so any recording with clear speech is enough. You do not need a transcript or a chapter file before you start.
Which formats does the podcast mind map generator support?
You can upload MP3, M4A, WAV, and other common formats directly, or paste a link from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, or X. Links from podcast directories, RSS feeds, and episode pages are not accepted, so download the episode first.
Try the Podcast Mind Map Generator
Upload an episode, and AI builds branches with clickable nodes from the transcript.