Concept map maker
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Create a concept map to easily visualize your concepts.

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Keep your brainstorming session and your team on track with features like take the lead and timer.
Concept map templates
Get inspired and visualize concept maps faster with free, customizable templates.
Getting started in Lucidspark
Getting started in Lucidspark
Follow along with this video tutorial and learn how to kick-start creativity in Lucidspark.
Why teams choose Lucidspark
As a virtual whiteboarding application, Lucidspark’s infinite canvas enables teams to move seamlessly from ideation to planning and building.

Collaboration. Bring teams together side by side on a shared canvas from anywhere in the world.
Alignment. Build transparency and shared understanding of how a team or company works.
Large-scale change. Increase visibility, standardization, and knowledge sharing across your entire org.
End-to-end workflows. Upgrade to the Lucid Suite for a complete, connected visual collaboration solution.
What is a concept map?
A concept map helps you visualize the relationship between concepts, ideas, events, or notes. These diagrams are commonly used to plan curriculum, create study guides, or outline writing projects. To use a concept map, put your ideas in circles (also called nodes). Unlike a mind map that starts in the center and works outwards, a concept map generally works top to bottom in a hierarchy. Connect your circles with lines or arrows (also called arcs) and label the lines to show how the ideas relate to each other.

How to make a concept map
Start with a topic
Identify key concepts
Connect topics and subtopics
Customize and format
Present and share your work
Lucidspark additional resources

Lucid Training Labs
Learn visual collaboration skills in free, self-serve courses and live training workshops.

Lucid Community
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Help center
Find detailed articles with step-by-step instructions for using specific Lucid features.

Lucidspark tutorials
Go to the Lucidspark tutorials playlist on YouTube for video training on various topics.

Collaborate with AI
Get an overview of Lucidspark’s AI functionality and find additional resources.

Lucid blog
Explore tips for optimizing collaboration, aligning teams, and driving initiatives in Lucidspark.

Lucidspark pricing
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Frequently asked questions about our concept map maker
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In addition to our concept map maker, Lucidspark offers support and training resources to help you ideate, plan, and build with your team.
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