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What follows is a list of FreeMind accessories, provided by third parties. (Feel free to add your own accessory.) Conversions Format Direction Lang. Link Note ToDoList 2 → XSLT Convertor N/A del.icio.us → Java Delicious Mind N/A Emacs Planner → Perl Taskmm N/A Vym → XSLT Convertor N/A Mantis bug tracker → PHP Convertor N/A Ganttproject ↔ XSLT Converter N/A .c,.h,.s → Perl Convertor N/A LaTeX article & book ← Ruby Freemindtolatex N/A LaTeX beamer presentation ← Perl Convertor N/A LaTeX beamer presentation ← XSLT Convertor Includes build.xml for Ant to integrate pdflatex Meeting notes ← Python mm2notes N/A S5 Presentation ← Python mm2s5 N/A See also Import and export to other applications Conversions tracker Other Browser-based collaboration with others I tried out mindmeister and imported a .mm file no problem. The collaboration works pretty dang well. You can also import/export as other formats. Dynamic mind maps from CMS: Sitemap, weblinks and feeds dynamically generated from content management system Joomla (Freemind Flashbrowser) Freemind Win Collab : Share your mindmaps and built them in collaboration. This simple batch file autorise collaboration on freemind maps via a fileserver. If you can access the same disk with your collegues in your organisation, you can now work together on your mindmaps : this script avoid multiple edition at the same time (lock the file for you and tell the others that YOU edit it for the moment) and make backups each time you open a mindmap (like 2006-04-02_myfilename.mm). Work only on windows. Below is a Unix sed command to remove the optional data from a MindMap .mm file's XML to make it more reader-friendly, keeping only the TEXT attribute. After converting a MindMap file with this command, you can open the generated XML file in Firefox and use its XML element collapsing features to interactively view MindMaps even without Freemind installed. sed -e "s/ \(CREATED\|MODIFIED\|ID\|POSITION\|FOLDED\)=\"[0-9a-zA-Z_]*\"//g" Old.mm > New.xml