> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://contentsprout-ai.gitbook.io/ai-content/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://contentsprout-ai.gitbook.io/ai-content/topic-maps/tree-diagrams-and-radial-diagrams.md).
# Tree Diagrams and Radial Diagrams
The tree diagram is a helpful visual to see subcategories.
If you click on a specific line of the diagram you'll see a pop up in the top right that allows you to isolate a node and it will limit your view.
Click the subcategory to get the aggregated volume, all associated keywords, and all associated questions.
You can send the subcategory to a project to be written, but we currently recommend that you only send specific keywords.
If you click the specific keyword node, you'll get a title, the cluster, the intent, page type, and the search volume (uses Keyword Planner). Send to a project and you'll be able to outline and write this topic in a couple clicks.
### Radial Maps
The radial map is a fun visual that I like to share with clients but I don't recommend working from this visual. You can download the PNG using the export option, you can isolate certain nodes, and click into each spoke in the same way you interact with tree diagrams.
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