Open the tree map from the conversation
In ChatGPT, use the Superpower tree map button in the bottom-right corner of the conversation. The map opens a visual canvas for the current thread.
Visual navigation tutorial
When a ChatGPT conversation splits into branches, a tree map lets you see the full shape of the thread instead of guessing where each path went.
Open a ChatGPT conversation, click the tree map button in the bottom-right corner, then pan or zoom around the map. You can inspect messages and images, switch branches, create a new branch, submit a prompt from inside the map, and download the finished tree map as a PNG.
In ChatGPT, use the Superpower tree map button in the bottom-right corner of the conversation. The map opens a visual canvas for the current thread.
The tree map shows the current path, alternate branches, and branch points in one view. This is useful when a conversation has multiple answer directions or regenerated responses.
Use zoom controls, fit to view, or 1:1 when the map is large. Message cards can include conversation text and images, so you can inspect visual context without leaving the map.
Submit a prompt from inside the tree map when you want to keep working from a visible node. You can create a new branch or switch the current branch to another path before continuing.
When you want to share or save the structure of the conversation, use the download control to export the tree map as a PNG image.
Tree map strategy
FAQ
Short answers about branches, images, continuing conversations, and PNG downloads.
ChatGPT does not provide a full visual tree map by default. Superpower ChatGPT adds a tree map view for seeing current paths, alternate branches, and branch points.
Yes. You can submit a prompt from inside the map, create a new branch, or switch the current branch before continuing the conversation.
Yes. Tree map cards can show images from the conversation, which helps when visual outputs are part of the thread.
Yes. Superpower lets you download the tree map as a PNG image.
Install Superpower, open the tree map, and understand long or branched conversations without rereading every message.