Flowchart maker

Describe connections between steps and download a simple flowchart as SVG.

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Flowchart maker processes your input in this browser. Inputs and results are excluded from analytics. Recent tools save tool names, visit counts and last-visit times. Saved tools store only their names. Draft saving is optional and stays on this device; delete saved text with the draft controls. Loading text from a URL is optional and contacts that server; its URL and your IP address are visible to the server. An optional “Use in” action keeps a handoff in this tab. The next tool removes it on arrival and ignores it if more than a minute has passed.

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One connection per line

Your result

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Keyboard shortcuts

Updated 2026-09-19

Connect steps with arrows

Write one connection per line using an arrow, such as Start -> Check. Shared names refer to the same step. The diagram lays out acyclic steps from top to bottom; branching paths are arranged side by side.

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A worked example

Start -> Check and Check -> Finish produce three boxes connected in order.

Before you use the result

This compact maker supports up to 20 steps and 40 connections. Loops are rejected; it is not a freeform diagram editor. Keep labels short so they fit in the boxes.

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