A concept map shows ideas and the relationships between them. Atlas generates editable Knowledge Maps from your sources, with labels that explain the connections.
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Choose a paper, article or transcript you want to understand.
Turn a paper or article into a map of connected ideas. Explore the relationships, edit your map, and download it.
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A concept map brings the structure of a topic into view.
Atlas's Knowledge Maps connect concepts with labels that explain each relationship.
Add a PDF or another supported source to Atlas. The AI concept map generator creates a map you can explore and edit alongside the original.
Choose a paper, article or transcript you want to understand.
Once the source is ready, open its Knowledge Map.
Follow the connections and refine the map as you read.
Rewrite a concept, clarify a connection, or rearrange the ideas to make the explanation easier to follow.
Choose PNG, JPG or SVG for a presentation, study guide or research note. Keep editing the original map in Atlas.
Use a concept map to understand a paper, study a topic or explain an idea to someone else.
Need the main points first? Start with a summary, then explore their connections on the map.
See how the central concepts fit into the argument.
Review the ideas and relationships in your reading.
Use your edited map as a visual aid for a discussion or presentation.
See the key ideas, edit their connections, and keep a map you can use.