Project Diagram Generator for Students

What to include in your description

Start with your project title and abstract. Add the technologies you actually use, major modules, the main user workflow and any known entities. A GitHub repository is optional.

A practical starting point

For a final-year machine-learning project, describe data collection, preprocessing, model development, evaluation and application integration only if those stages are part of your work. Separate the research methodology from the software architecture.

Make a diagram in four steps

1. Connect and validate your own Gemini API key.
2. Enter a project title and abstract, then optionally add a public GitHub repository.
3. Add relevant details, choose your diagram types and review the project.
4. Check the generated blueprint and assumptions, refine the diagram and download.

What to check before you export

• Use architecture to explain the whole system.
• Add a flowchart or activity view for the main workflow.
• Use class or ER views when structure or data relationships matter.
• Use methodology for development or research stages supported by your project.

Choose the view that answers your question

More diagrams do not automatically make a better report. Choose the view that answers each question, review the shared blueprint, and use consistent terminology across every figure. Confirm your course’s notation and submission requirements.

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