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Getting Started

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Xmind Basics

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Enriching a Topic

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Styling Mind Maps

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Applying Global Format

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Browsing and Viewing

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Working with Files

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Sharing and Collaborating

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Managing Your Team

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Mind Mapping with Xmind AI

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Questions You May Ask

Map Shot

Map Shot is a feature in Xmind designed to help users easily capture and enhance the appearance of their mind maps. With options to add colorful frames and shadows, Map Shot allows for the creation of more visually appealing and three-dimensional screenshots.

Starting Map Shot

Tools

Map Shot

to activate the feature.

Mind map interface showing a central topic connected to four main topics in various colors.

Using Shortcuts

Setting the Ratio

Square (1:1)

Mind map with a central topic labeled

Customizing Your Screenshot

Frame

Shadow

Presented with Xmind

branding.

Mind map interface showing a central topic with connected ideas and options for frame and shadow settings.

Click Copy & Save

After customization, click Copy & Save to save the screenshot to desktop.

To begin capturing your mind map with Map Shot:

  • Click on

in the menu bar.

  • Select

For quick access, Map Shot can be activated using shortcuts:

  • On Windows, press F7.

  • On Mac, press ⇧ + ⌘ + P.

Map Shot offers flexibility in capturing your mind maps:

  • Choose

for a balanced shot.

  • Customize the ratio to fit your specific needs.

After capturing, a pop-up allows for further customization:

  • Adjust the

thickness and color.

  • Add a

for depth.

  • Showcase the screenshot with