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Click on the canvas to add shapes — rectangles for processes, diamonds for decisions, ovals for start and end points, and parallelograms for input and output. Double-click any shape to edit its label text.
Connect shapes by clicking the connection point on one shape and dragging to another. Arrows are created automatically with the correct direction. You can add labels to connections to describe conditions or outcomes.
Drag shapes to rearrange your diagram layout. Use the toolbar to change colors, adjust sizes, add text formatting, and control alignment. Export your finished flowchart as PNG, SVG, or PDF.
Flowcharts are essential for documenting business processes, software logic, decision trees, and workflows. Professional diagramming tools like Visio or Lucidchart require subscriptions and installations. This tool provides core flowchart creation capability directly in your browser for free.
It is ideal for quick process documentation, brainstorming sessions, technical documentation, and presentations where you need a clear visual representation of a sequential process.
Rectangles represent processes or actions. Diamonds represent decision points with yes/no outcomes. Ovals mark the start and end of a flow. Parallelograms indicate input or output operations. These standard shapes are recognized across industries and documentation standards.
You can export your flowchart as an image or PDF. For future editing, save the project file from the tool. Note that since this is a browser-based tool, your work is available during your current session.
A flowchart shows a linear sequence of steps with decision points. A process map is a broader term that can include swim lanes (showing responsibilities), multiple parallel processes, and cross-functional interactions. This tool focuses on standard flowchart creation.
The tool is designed for creating new flowcharts from scratch. If you have existing diagrams in other formats, you would need to recreate them using the visual editor.