{"toolsConceptMapGenerator":{"heroTitle":"Concept Map Generator — Free AI Maker for PDFs & Notes","heroBadge":"AI Concept Map Generator","heroTitleStart":"Concept map generator —","heroTitleHighlight":"turn any topic into a concept map","heroTitleEnd":"in seconds","heroSubtitle":"Free AI concept map generator and maker. Turn any PDF, notes, or topic into a clear concept map in seconds — no drawing, no sign-up, no credit card.","seoDescription":"Free AI concept map generator: upload a PDF or notes, get a concept map showing how key ideas connect, no drawing. Free plan: 1 AI creation, 1 upload, 8 MB.","heroQuickAnswer":"Scholarly's free AI concept map generator turns any topic, your notes, or a PDF into a structured concept map in seconds. As a concept map maker, it pulls out the central idea, the supporting concepts, and the labeled links between them — no drawing, dragging, or templates required — so you can see how a subject fits together before you study it.","heroCta":"Build my concept map","heroCtaSecondary":"Try the Mind Map Generator","heroNote":"Free to start · No credit card required","heroSocialProof":"Used by 200,000+ learners and professionals worldwide","eyebrowTool":"Try it now","eyebrowHow":"How it works","howTitle":"Turn any PDF or notes into a concept map","howDesc":"Three steps, no drawing: paste your notes or the text of a PDF, let the AI map the concepts, and copy your finished map — free.","eyebrowExamples":"Examples","eyebrowWhy":"Why it matters","whyTitle":"Why concept maps help you learn faster","why1":"Concept maps make the hidden structure of a subject visible. Instead of a flat list of facts, you see how ideas connect, build on each other, and form a bigger picture — the kind of understanding that sticks.","why2":"Mapping a topic forces you to think in relationships, not isolated terms. That active organization is far more effective for long-term retention than re-reading notes or highlighting a textbook.","why3":"Once you can see how a topic fits together, everything downstream gets easier: notes write themselves, flashcards target the real connections, and practice tests feel less like guessing and more like recall.","eyebrowFaq":"FAQ","faqTitle":"Frequently asked questions","faq1Q":"What can I turn into a concept map?","faq1A":"Anything — a single topic name, a lecture outline, a reading assignment, or your own study notes. Paste your material or just type a subject and Scholarly maps the key concepts and how they relate.","faq2Q":"Is the concept map generator free to use?","faq2A":"Yes, you can start for free with no credit card. Sign up to save your concept maps, generate more of them, and unlock advanced study tools across the workspace.","faq3Q":"Can I choose how the map is structured?","faq3A":"Yes. Pick a complexity level and a layout style — hierarchical, radial/mind map, process flowchart, or network diagram — so the map matches how you think about the subject.","faq4Q":"What can I do with my concept map after?","faq4A":"Copy it into your notes, or take the same source further inside Scholarly — turn it into flashcards, a study guide, or a practice test so the connections you mapped become the things you actually remember.","faq5Q":"Can I make an AI concept map from my notes?","faq5A":"Yes. Paste your lecture notes, a reading, or any text and the AI concept map generator reads it, finds the key concepts, and draws the labeled relationships between them — so you get a concept map built from your own material, not a generic template.","faq6Q":"Is this concept map creator free?","faq6A":"Yes — it's a free concept map creator with no credit card to start. Generate a concept map on the page, then create a free account to save your maps, make more of them, and turn the same source into notes, flashcards, or a practice test.","faq7Q":"What's the difference between a concept map and a mind map?","faq7A":"A mind map branches loosely associated ideas out from one central topic, while a concept map labels the relationship on every link — causes, produces, requires — so it shows how a subject actually works, not just which ideas belong together. If you want a free-form idea map instead, try the free","faq7Link":"AI Mind Map Generator.","faq8Q":"Can AI make a concept map from a PDF?","faq8A":"Yes. Paste the text from your PDF — a lecture handout, a textbook chapter, or a paper — into the content field and the AI builds the concept map from your own material. Inside the full Scholarly workspace you can also upload the PDF itself and turn the same file into concept maps, notes, flashcards, and practice tests.","eyebrowPricing":"Pricing","step1Title":"Step 1: Paste Notes or a Topic","step1Desc":"Paste your lecture notes or the text of a PDF, or just type the topic you want to see as a concept map.","step2Title":"Step 2: AI Maps","step2Desc":"Our AI identifies key concepts, relationships, and hierarchies to create a structured visual map of your topic.","step3Title":"Step 3: Visualize & Learn","step3Desc":"Get a clear visual representation showing how concepts connect, making complex topics easier to understand and remember.","statusGeneratingTitle":"Creating Your Concept Map","statusNotStartedTitle":"Create Your Concept Map","statusGeneratingDesc":"We're analyzing your topic and creating a visual concept map. This may take a moment.","statusNotStartedDesc":"Provide your topic or learning material to generate a comprehensive concept map showing key relationships.","placeholderTopic":"Enter your topic (e.g., 'Photosynthesis', 'World War II', 'Machine Learning')","placeholderContent":"Provide additional context, course material, or specific aspects you want to focus on (optional)...","optionBasic":"Basic Level","optionIntermediate":"Intermediate Level","optionAdvanced":"Advanced Level","optionComprehensive":"Comprehensive","optionHierarchical":"Hierarchical Structure","optionRadial":"Radial/Mind Map","optionFlowchart":"Process Flowchart","optionNetwork":"Network Diagram","btnGenerate":"Generate Concept Map","secureNote":"Your topic is securely processed by Scholarly's AI.","resultTitle":"Your concept map is ready","resultSubtitle":"Explore the relationships and connections in your topic.","btnCopy":"Copy Map","errorTitle":"An error occurred while generating your concept map.","errorDetails":"Details: {detail}","errorRetryMsg":"Please check your topic and try again.","btnTryAgain":"Try Again","examplesTitle":"See What Your Concept Map Includes","examplesSubtitle":"Scholarly maps the main idea, supporting concepts, and the relationships between them so you can see how a topic fits together before turning it into notes, flashcards, or a practice test.","labelCentralConcept":"Central concept","relatedLinksHeading":"More Scholarly study tools","ctaTitle":"Visualize Learning with Scholarly","ctaSubtitle":"Sign up for free to save concept maps, create interactive diagrams, and access advanced visual learning tools.","relatedLink0Title":"PDF to Flashcards","relatedLink0Description":"Drill the same source with flashcards.","relatedLink1Title":"Text to Flashcards","relatedLink1Description":"Turn the map's source text into active-recall cards.","relatedLink2Title":"Study Notes Generator","relatedLink2Description":"Generate organized notes before mapping a topic.","relatedLink3Title":"Flashcard Maker","relatedLink3Description":"Create flashcards from mapped concepts.","relatedLink4Title":"Mind Map Generator","relatedLink4Description":"Create a branching idea map for the same topic.","relatedLink5Title":"AI Study Guide Generator","relatedLink5Description":"Build a full study guide from the same material.","seoKeyword1":"concept map generator","seoKeyword2":"concept map maker","seoKeyword3":"create concept map","seoKeyword4":"visual learning tool","seoKeyword5":"diagram generator","seoKeyword6":"concept mapping","seoKeyword7":"mind map tool","seoKeyword8":"visual study tool","copySuccess":"Concept map copied to clipboard","copyFailure":"Failed to copy concept map. Select the concept map text and copy it manually."}}