Create a knowledge graph

A knowledge graph shows how ideas relate. Each concept is a bubble, bigger bubbles carry more weight, and labeled links say how two concepts connect, such as "includes" or "feeds into". Unlike a mind map, any concept can link to any other, so it suits research notes, topic maps and study guides.

Generate a knowledge graph with AI

1. Click Add anything (the plus button) in the toolbar at the bottom of the board and choose Knowledge Graph.

2. With the graph selected, click the AI button on the left of its toolbar and choose Generate new.

3. Describe the subject, for example "Renewable energy sources and how they connect", and click the send button.

AI picks the concepts, sizes each one by importance and labels every link.

Edit concepts and links

Click the hand button on the graph to work inside it, then point to a bubble to see its actions.

• Add a concept: add a new bubble linked to the one you point to.

• Link two concepts: start a link and click the bubble to connect it to.

• Change the weight: make a bubble bigger or smaller, on a scale of 1 to 8. The number beside a bubble is its weight.

• Rename: double-click a bubble or a link label to edit it.

To grow or rework the whole graph with a prompt, use Modify with AI in the AI menu.

Theme, focus mode and export

• Change Theme: switch between Light, Dark and Transparent.

• Enter Focus Mode: open the graph on its own to explore it.

• Export Knowledge Graph: save the graph as an image.

Next steps

• Create a mind map

• Create a flowchart