Sheet

In Xmind, a single .xmind file has the capacity to generate multiple sheets for various mind maps. If a single mind map becomes crowded with information, compromising its readability, you have the option to create additional sheets. This allows you to distribute the contents of the mind map and showcase it across different sheets, thereby improving clarity and comprehension.

Edit Sheet

1. Create New Sheet

Click on the + sign to create new sheet

Screenshot of Xmind mind mapping interface showing a menu and a central topic with two main topics connected.

New Sheet From Topic

Mind map displaying a central topic with options for inserting, copying, and managing topics in a dropdown menu.

Menu options from Xmind software with “Central Topic” and “Main Topic 3” and “Main Topic 4” displayed on the right.

Menu options for a spreadsheet including Copy, Paste, Duplicate, Delete, New Sheet, and Save Sheet As.

Note: Multiple sheets will be saved simultaneously within a single .xmind file.

2. Save Sheet As…

A sheet can be saved separately as a new .xmind file.

Menu showing options for a spreadsheet, including “Rename,” “Copy,” “Paste,” and “Save Sheet As.

3. Drag & Adjust Sheet

In addition to do so by using touchpad, you can also use the mouse to drag and adjust the sheet.

Change the Sheet Styles

Within the style settings of the sheet, you have the flexibility to customize numerous features. For instance, you can replace the skeleton, modify the color theme, and adjust the background color of your mind map. Options such as the Colored Branch and Branch Line Width are also available for you to adapt according to your preference. Moreover, we provide advanced layout adjustments, like Auto Balance Layout, Branching Free-Positioning,Topic Overlap, and the ability to modify the default CJK fonts, among others.

Colorful mind map featuring a central topic with five main branches labeled 1 to 4.

1. Replace Skeleton

2. Modify Color Theme

3. Adjust Background Color

4. Select Global Font

Mind map with a central topic in blue, connecting to four main topics in various colors.

5. Branch Line Width

6. Colored Branch

Mind map featuring a central topic with four colored branches labeled as Main Topic 1 to Main Topic 4.

7. Auto Balance Map

Mind map titled “Central Topic” with seven main topics branching out, and settings for map style on the right.

8. Compact Map

9. Justify Topic Alignment

10. Branch Free-Positioning

11. Flexible Floating Topic

Mind map featuring a central topic linked to various main topics and a floating topic, with map style settings displayed on the right.

12. Topic Overlap

13. Adjust CJK Font

Mind map with central topic and two main topics, alongside advanced layout options for font settings.