Audio Note

Xmind for desktop supports voice recording and inserting an Audio Note, and you can avoid missing any information in scenarios like classes, meetings, lectures, and more. Audio Note will be displayed as a subtopic, and the topic containing an Audio Note does not support inserting links.

Insert Audio Note

Select a topic, click the icon of Insert and then Audio Note in the toolbar.

User interface showing mind map with “Central Topic” and “Main Topic 1,” plus options for adding audio notes and other elements.

Or you can do it in the menu bar.

Image of XMind software interface showing a menu on the left with options for inserting topics and a mind map with main topics.

Click the record button to start (notice that the microphone of the computer should be turned on).

Mind map featuring a central topic with four main topics branching out, along with a recording timer display.

Play the Audio

Select the audio note and click the button to play.

Mind map depicting a central topic with branches for “Main Topic 3” and “Main Topic 4,” alongside a timestamp and play button.

Delet Audio Note

Right-click the audio note and click Delete.

Mind map with a central topic labeled “Central Topic” and four branches for main topics, featuring an options menu.

Save Audio Note

Right-click the Audio Note icon and select Save As, and you can save the note locally.