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View a MSCZ mind map online, free

View .MSCZ mind maps online. Explore nodes and branches, free mind map viewer.

Drop your .MSCZ file here

Opens your .MSCZ file right here.

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How to open a .MSCZ file online

Three steps, a few seconds.

01

Open your .MSCZ file

Drop it on the box or click to choose it. It opens.

02

Explore it

Drag to pan, scroll to zoom and click any topic with a + to unfold its branch. The outline on the right shows the same tree as text.

03

Export or share

Save the map as a PNG image, or export the topics as OPML or Markdown to continue in another app.

What is a .MSCZ file?

Ideas as a tree - saved in a handful of formats.

An MSCZ file is a sheet-music (music notation) document created by MuseScore, the free scorewriter. It stores notes, staves, lyrics, and layout, not recorded audio. Open it with the free MuseScore desktop app, or export to PDF to print it or MusicXML to move it into Sibelius or Finale.

Programs that open .MSCZ files

Windows
MuseScore
macOS
MuseScore
Linux
MuseScore
Android
MuseScore (mobile)
iOS
MuseScore (mobile)
Web
musescore.com (import)
.MSCZ format details
Full nameMuseScore Compressed Score
DeveloperMuseScore (Werner Schweer; now MuseScore BVBA / Muse Group)
First released2002 (MuseScore project); .mscz format current
CategoryData & Other
MIME typeapplication/x-musescore
Signature50 4B 03 04 ("PK" - ZIP local file header)

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Frequently asked questions

Is my .MSCZ file uploaded?

No. Your .MSCZ file is read and drawn for you.

Can I edit the map?

This is a viewer: you can fold and unfold branches, search and export, but not change topics. Export to OPML and import it into your favourite mind-mapping app to keep working.

Why does my XMind file show a warning topic?

New XMind versions also write an old-style content.xml that only says “created with a newer XMind”. The viewer reads the modern content.json first, so you should see the real map - if not, the file may be damaged.

Does it show notes and links?

Yes. Topics with a note get a small note icon; hover or open the outline to read it. Links are clickable in the outline.

What about MindManager .mmap files?

Topic text and structure are shown (beta). Images, attachments, styles and relationships aren't displayed yet.

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