Public maps can now be embedded in any page

The share dialog now hands you an iframe snippet. Paste it into a post, a document or a landing page and the published map renders there, without the app’s chrome around it.

An embedded map is live rather than a picture of one. A reader pans it, zooms it, expands and collapses branches and selects nodes, all inside your page. A corner button opens the full map in a new tab for anyone who wants more room.

Every viewer and every embed carries a small mindmap.io mark that links back here. That is the deal. The map is free to put anywhere, and it says where it came from.

Publish a map and copy the embed snippet from the share dialog.