CLEAR DIAGRAMS. REAL PROJECT CONTEXT.
AI Flowchart Maker
Turn a written process into a clear flowchart. Show the main steps, decision points and outcomes without making readers untangle every edge case at once.
No signup · Your Gemini key · SVG / PNG / HTML
What to include in your description
Describe the first action, each step, decisions and final results. For every decision, explain where each outcome goes. Mention retries or loops explicitly.
A practical starting point
For a document approval workflow, describe submission, validation, reviewer decision, revision and approval. Name what happens when a document is rejected or needs more information.
Make a diagram in four steps
- Connect and validate your own Gemini API key.
- Enter a project title and abstract, then optionally add a public GitHub repository.
- Add relevant details, choose your diagram types and review the project.
- Check the generated blueprint and assumptions, refine the diagram and download.
What to check before you export
- Start with one coherent workflow.
- Use action labels for process steps.
- Give decision branches meaningful labels.
- Check that every path reaches an outcome or an intentional loop.
Choose the view that answers your question
A flowchart emphasizes logic. A swimlane adds responsibility by actor; a UML activity view adds activity semantics such as start/end nodes and transitions. Drawgon includes all of these views.
Diagrams use a monochrome palette by default. SVG stays vector; PNG exports at 1×, 2× or 3×. Use Download All for a ZIP containing your selected formats and project summary.
Common questions
Can I generate a flowchart from text?
Yes. Enter your project abstract and main workflow, select Flowchart, review the project and generate using your Gemini key.
Can I refine only one workflow?
Yes. Each diagram has its own Refine and Regenerate actions, so completed views remain available.