Free 12 Months of SEO Strategy to Help Your Business Grow – No Strings Attached. Claim it now
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Type or paste your site structure, content plan or raw idea as an indented list. You’ll get it drawn four different ways — radial, tree, org chart and bracket — and you can download any of them as SVG or PNG.
Most mindmap software makes you drag boxes around before you can think. This works the other way: you write the structure as a plain indented list, which is how ideas actually come out, and the drawing happens on its own. The same outline is rendered four ways, because a site architecture reads best as a tree while a brainstorm reads best radially.
SEOs and content strategists planning site architecture or pillar-and-cluster models. Founders working through a new idea. Anyone who needs a clear diagram for a deck or a client document and doesn’t want to open design software to make one.
Use the radial map for brainstorming and idea work, where no branch outranks another. Use the horizontal tree for website structures, since it mirrors how URLs nest and handles deep hierarchies without becoming unreadably wide. Use the org chart for reporting lines and anything where the top-down order is the point. Use the bracket map when it needs to go in a document — it’s the most compact and prints cleanly in black and white.
Write your homepage as the first line, then each top-level section indented under it, then the pages beneath those. Seeing it drawn tends to expose two things quickly: sections that have grown far larger than the rest, and pages buried four levels deep that will be hard for both crawlers and visitors to reach. Both are worth fixing before you build, not after.