If your share link has fallen into the wrong hands, you can generate a new share link for your mind map. Sharing Settings Change the access rights of a collaborator You can change the access rights of individual collaborators in the Sharing Settings. Tip: You can disable link sharing for your team in your Security Settings. Note: By default, people with the share link will have editing rights to your mind map, enabling them to collaborate with you. These people will show up as anonymous users in the map editor. Note: Sharing mind maps this way allows even people who don't have a MindMeister account to access your mind map. Note: Users of MindMeister's Business and Edu Campus plans are able to create Groups of users within their team and easily share mind maps with whole groups at onceby entering the group's name in the email invitation field.Ī checkmark will appear alongside a link in the field below. However, you can change their permissions in the Sharing Settings. By default, the person you've invited will have editing rights, enabling them to collaborate with you on the map. If the person doesn't yet have a MindMeister account, they will be asked to create a free Basic account before being able to access the map.
When you share mind maps this way, the person you've invited receives an email from MindMeister with an invitation to enter the map. For more information on this, please see our article about publishing mind maps.
Note: MindMeister also lets you publish your mind maps, so that everybody on the web can find and view them. You can choose between granting your invitees the right to edit your map and the right to only view itand you can revoke access to your map at any time. However, you can share mind maps with others if you want, either by inviting them via email, or by sharing a secure link with them. In MindMeister, all your mind maps are private by default.
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