Maplas turns any topic or your own documents into an AI-generated knowledge map on an infinite canvas. Type a topic — or upload lecture notes, PDFs, and web links — and Maplas builds a structured map you can expand, rewrite, and question with AI. Unlike classic mind map generators, the result is not a fixed diagram of keywords: nodes carry real explanations, and the canvas stays yours — write notes, draw, and rearrange freely alongside the AI-built map. Free to try in the browser, no account needed.
Students preparing for exams, teachers building study materials, and anyone who learns better from a visual map than from linear notes.
Try Maplas without an account: 3 map generations a day, kept in your browser. A free account adds 10 map generations and 20 AI actions a day, up to 10 synced maps, and 20 MB of document storage. Pro (149 CZK/month) raises that to 200 generations and 1,000 AI actions a day with unlimited maps and 500 MB of storage. See maplas.cz/pricing for details.
A typical generator turns a PDF into a static diagram of keywords and you are done. Maplas is built for what comes after: nodes hold actual explanations, you keep editing and adding your own notes and drawings, the map stays linked to your source materials, and you revise from it with quizzes. Classic keyword-style mind maps are possible too — they are just the starting point, not the ceiling.
Yes — you can generate maps without even creating an account. The free tier covers typical study use; the Pro subscription lifts the daily limits.
Yes. Upload a PDF (or paste web links) and Maplas builds the map from your material instead of general knowledge, so it matches your course or source.
No. Maplas runs entirely in the web browser on desktop and mobile.
The interface is currently in English; maps can be generated about topics in other languages.