My Lens
Summary
You've pasted a 60-page research report into a diagramming tool and gotten a blank canvas staring back at you — MyLens is built specifically for the moment when raw content needs to become something a room full of people can actually navigate.
MyLens accepts PDFs, Word files, PowerPoint decks, spreadsheets, images, YouTube links, and raw pasted text, then generates interactive timelines, flowcharts, mindmaps, and charts from that content in a single pass. The vendor states every element in the output is clickable and drillable, with citations traceable back to the original source — which means you're not just getting a pretty diagram, you're getting one your audience can interrogate. The Chrome extension extends this to any live webpage, dashboard, or YouTube video without uploading. The ceiling appears when you need diagrams that react to live data feeds or iterate based on downstream logic — this is a one-shot generation tool, not a pipeline.
Bottom line: Pick MyLens when your bottleneck is turning a dense document into something presentable fast; plan a different architecture when you need diagrams that update automatically as upstream data changes.
Pricing Plans
Subscription- Free Tier
- 15 AI Credits / Month, 1K Source Limit, 1 Source per Storyboard
Free
15 AI Credits / Month, 1K Source Limit, 1 Source per Storyboard
- 15 AI Credits / Month
- 1K Source Limit
- 1 Source per Storyboard
Pro
Includes all in Free plus 150 AI Credits / Month, 10K Source Limit, Multi Sources per Storyboard, Manual Edit, AI Narration
- 150 AI Credits / Month
- 10K Source Limit
- Multi Sources per Storyboard
- Manual Edit
- AI Narration
Premium
Includes all in Pro plus 450 AI Credits / Month, 30K Source Limit, Powerful AI Mode, Brand Kit, Priority Customer Support
- 450 AI Credits / Month
- 30K Source Limit
- Powerful AI Mode
- Brand Kit
- Priority Customer Support
Business
Includes all in Premium plus 2,000 AI Credits / Month, 100K Source Limit, Deep Web Search, Priority Customer Support, Customer Success Manager
- 2,000 AI Credits / Month
- 100K Source Limit
- Deep Web Search
- Priority Customer Support
- Customer Success Manager
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Pros
Sign in to edit- Accepts text, PDFs, slides, spreadsheets, images, webpages, and YouTube links in one composer, so you're not pre-processing sources into a single format before you can start.
- Every output element is clickable and drillable with AI-powered expansion, which means a presentation audience can ask 'why?' and you can navigate deeper without switching tools.
- Source citations are embedded in the visualization, so conclusions are verifiable on the spot — the alternative is a stakeholder who can't trust the diagram and demands the raw document instead.
- The Chrome extension works on live webpages, YouTube, and private portals without uploading, which means content locked behind a login or a video timestamp is not a blocker.
- The vendor states user data is never used to train AI models and never shared, which removes a common procurement objection for teams handling client or proprietary documents.
Cons
Sign in to edit- MyLens generates visuals in a single pass from static sources — there is no mechanism for a diagram to update when the underlying spreadsheet changes or a live data feed shifts. Teams that need diagrams reflecting current data on a recurring schedule hit this wall immediately and move to BI platforms like Tableau or Looker.
- The tool offers no described API access, so teams that want to trigger diagram generation programmatically — as part of a content pipeline or document processing workflow — cannot integrate it without manual intervention at each step.
- Customization is described as refinement of content, colors, fonts, and layouts after generation — complex structural edits that require moving nodes or redesigning the AI-chosen hierarchy are not described as a supported workflow, meaning you get what the AI decides or you start over.
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About
- API Available
- No
- Self-Hosted
- No
- Last Updated
- 2026-07-05T14:29:44.193Z
Best For
Who it's for
- Users needing AI-assisted visual diagrams
- Teams working with mixed document and media sources
- Presentations requiring interactive elements
What it does well
- Creating interactive timelines from documents or videos
- Generating flowcharts and mindmaps from text or PDFs
- Producing charts and diagrams from spreadsheets or images
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is My Lens free?
- My Lens has a permanent free tier alongside paid upgrades. You can keep using a baseline version indefinitely without paying.
- Is My Lens open source?
- No — My Lens is a closed-source tool. Source code is not publicly available.
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MyLens takes unstructured sources — PDFs, long-form text, slides, spreadsheets, images, webpages, and YouTube links — and converts them into interactive visual diagrams through a single generation step. The workflow is: bring your sources, let the AI organize and render a visualization, then explore and customize before sharing or embedding. There is no manual diagramming; the AI decides structure from the content and surfaces what it identifies as key insights and connections.
The differentiating claim from the vendor is that the output is not static. Every node in a visualization is clickable — you can expand sections, drill into sub-topics, or ask the AI to trace a specific insight back to its original source with a citation. This source-traceability feature is the practical edge over tools that generate diagrams you have to trust blindly; here, a stakeholder can challenge a conclusion and you can surface the exact passage it came from.
MyLens fits teams that are repeatedly asked to turn dense content into presentation-ready visuals — consultants summarizing research, teachers distilling curriculum materials, editors mapping book structure, or analysts packaging reports. It does not fit teams that need diagrams updated on a schedule, fed by live database queries, or embedded in automated reporting pipelines. When those requirements appear, teams move to dedicated BI tools or purpose-built diagramming APIs.
The Chrome extension handles a specific friction point worth noting: private portals, dashboards, and social media pages that cannot be downloaded and uploaded are fair game for the extension, which runs the visualization directly on the rendered page. No API is listed on the page, so programmatic integration into existing toolchains is not described as a supported path.