How to open a .MINDNODE file online
No extra software to download or install.
Pick your .MINDNODE file
Drag it in or click to choose it. We read its contents list first, so it opens right away without unpacking everything.
Browse what's inside
See every file with its size, how much it's compressed and its date, and search by name across all the folders.
Preview or download
Click a file to preview text or images, or save just that one. Need everything? Download it all as a single ZIP.
About .MINDNODE files
What a .MINDNODE file is, and what's inside it.
A .MINDNODE file is a document created by Markus Müller for mind mapping and brainstorming. These data files contain visual representations of ideas, including text and connections between nodes. They are typically opened and edited using MindNode or MindNode Pro.
Programs that open .MINDNODE files
| Developer | Markus Müller |
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Do I have to unpack the whole .MINDNODE file?
No. The viewer reads its table of contents first and only unpacks a file when you click it. That works even with multi-gigabyte archives, because we read just the bytes we need.
Can I open password-protected archives?
Yes, for ZIP (ZipCrypto and AES) and 7Z. You'll be asked for the password,. We can't recover forgotten passwords.
Is my .MINDNODE file uploaded anywhere?
No. The code that unpacks the file is downloaded once and then reused.
Why does a .docx or .apk open as an archive?
Because they are ZIP archives under the hood. Office documents, Android apps, Java programs and EPUB books all use ZIP as their container.
What about split archives (.001, .z01, .part1.rar)?
Multi-part archives need all their parts. Today you can open the first part to see the file list; joining parts is on our roadmap.
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