Free editor to create online diagrams. Use our diagram editor to make Flowcharts, UML diagrams, ER diagrams, Network Diagrams, Mockups, floorplans and many more. Open and save your projects and export to Image or PDF.
Graphity Diagram Editor
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Have a look at our JavaScript / HTML5 diagramming library yFiles for HTML, which we recommend if you want to create feature-rich, fully interactive diagramming applications that run completely in the browser.
yFiles Graphs for Jupyter is a free diagram visualization extension for JupyterLab and Jupyter Notebook. It can import structured data from popular Python graph packages like NetworkX, graph-tool, igraph, PyGraphviz, or any structured list of nodes and edges.
Graphity provides you with a huge set of icons, features, and layouts, built with 20 years of diagramming experience. Create any type of graph - GDPR compliant and secure. Use all the features known from yEd!
Don't waste time arranging your diagrams by hand. Get great looking, clean, overlap-free diagrams with our suite of fully automatic layout algorithms that help with the arrangement of items, connections, and labels.
Graphity features a modern, fresh user interface with a minimal, reduced design to guarantee ease of use and intuitive experience. To boost your productivity, you can edit diagrams concurrently in real time.
Quickly generate, edit, export, print, and store high-quality renderings of flowcharts, networks, mind-maps, organization charts, UML and BPMN diagrams, and many more types of diagrams directly inside Confluence - no external tools or storage required. Store your data directly in Confluence, with version control, access control, and backup built-in.
yEd Live is the browser version of the powerful yEd desktop application. No more installer is needed to quickly andeffectively create high-quality diagrams. Built upon our diagramming library yFiles for HTML, the automatic layout algorithms arrange even large data sets with just the press of a button.
Currently, Graphity does not provide in-app support for the different versions of a diagram. To view an old version, download the graphml file as described above and import it in a Graphity editor. You can also open it in our free online editor yEd Live. We plan to add integrated versioning support in the near future.
Currently, two versions of a diagram can only be compared by opening the different graphml files in two editor instances. I've added this feature on our internal backlog though, so there is a chance we might add this feature in a future release.
Inserting a diagram in the Editor View allows for more flexible placement of the diagram. It is also possible to create the whole page with text and placeholders for the diagrams, and add the diagrams later.
Graphiti is an Eclipse-based graphics framework that enablesrapid development of state-of-the-art diagram editors for domain models.Graphiti can use EMF-based domain models very easily but can deal withany Java-based objects on the domain side as well.
The objectives of the Graphiti project are the following:Provide an easy to use and well structured plain Java API forbuilding graphical tools
Provide documentation and tutorials for doing so
Limit the dependencies of the framework to an absolute minimumto support RCP-like scenarios
Provide optional components beyond the RCP use case to easee.g. IDE integration
Provide the ability to use any existing layout algorithms forauto layouting a diagram
First results in the form of running editors can be reached withvery low effort by using the provided default implementations and thestrong framework. In further steps the editor can be incrementallyrefined and improved.
Graphiti enables its users to build accessible tools that allowmotion-impaired and vision-impaired people to use these tools. Graphitiprovides full keyboard access to all functionality, supports themes likethe high contrast mode and allows users to enlarge the visualrepresentation of diagrams.and much more...Read the documentationJoin the discussion at the forumAboutthis projectIncubationGraphiti is in the IncubationPhase.
yEd can be used to draw many different types of diagrams,[3] including flowcharts, network diagrams, UMLs, BPMN, mind maps, organization charts, and entity-relationship diagrams. yEd also allows the use of custom vector and raster graphics as diagram elements.
yEd can automatically arrange diagram elements[4] using a variety of graph layout algorithms, including force-based layout, hierarchical layout (for flowcharts), orthogonal layout (for UML class diagrams), and tree layout (for organization charts).
yEd can import data in various formats to generate diagrams out of it. Import formats include the Microsoft Excel .xls format for spreadsheet data, the Gedcom format for genealogical data, and also arbitrary XML-based file formats, which are transformed by means of XSLT stylesheets. Predefined XSLT stylesheets provided by yEd can process the Apache Ant build script format used to define dependency information in software build processes and the OWL file format for the description of ontologies. Other XML-based data is processed in a generic way.
yFiles is a programming library that offers components and features for working with graphs. This is a commercial product and is meant for software developers who need to include diagramming features in their own applications. yEd is built upon yFiles as well.
That being said, the yFiles library does offer graph analysis algorithms like shortest paths, minimum spanning tree, and several centrality measures. (It does not include algorithms for calculating eulerian cycles or chromatic numbers.) The documentation you found is for software developers that are working with the yFiles diagramming.
You can import diagrams from the Lucidchart JSON file format into diagrams.net. Lucidchart makes it difficult to obtain this data, so the easiest way to import your diagram is to copy and paste it from the Lucidchart editor to the diagrams.net editor. 2ff7e9595c
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