Create flowcharts, architecture diagrams, and wireframes with a drag-and-drop editor. Add shapes, connectors, and labels — export as SVG, PNG, or JSON format.
The Diagram Editor is a general-purpose, browser-based visual diagramming tool that lets you compose flowcharts, system architecture diagrams, network topology maps, and wireframes using a rich drag-and-drop canvas. Pick shapes from categorized palettes — basic geometry, flowchart symbols, UML shapes, network icons, and UI wireframe components — drop them onto the canvas, connect them with smart routing connectors, and annotate everything with styled text labels. No account required and no software to install; export your work as SVG, PNG, or a JSON file that can be reloaded later.
QIs my diagram data stored on a server?
No. Nothing is sent to a server at any point. Your diagram exists only in memory while the page is open. To preserve your work, use the Save (JSON) button to download a file — the editor does not automatically write to browser local storage.
QCan I import a diagram I created elsewhere?
Yes, if it was previously saved using this editor's Save (JSON) button. The Open button accepts `.json` files in the tool's own format. External diagram formats (e.g. Visio, XML-based tools) are not currently importable.
QWhat connector routing styles are available?
Four routing styles are available: Elbow (orthogonal — right-angle bends), Rounded (smooth right-angle bends), Curved (Bézier arc), and Straight (direct line). Select a connector to change its routing in the Style panel on the right.
QCan I collaborate on a diagram in real time with teammates?
Real-time collaboration is not currently supported. For team collaboration, export the diagram as JSON and share the file, or use the SVG export for a read-only shareable image.