Modeling & Architecture

Mermaid Diagrams

Model architecture flowcharts, sequence diagrams, ERD schemas, mindmaps, and Git branching histories with real-time feedback. The canvas lets you pan and zoom smoothly across complex topologies, while export options produce crisp SVG vectors or high-DPI PNGs to enrich your documentation.

100% Local In-Browser Processing

Zero uploads to external servers. This tool retains a temporary draft in this device's local storage (localStorage) for convenience and continuity. You can delete saved data via the button on the right.

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100% Local In-Browser Processing

Zero uploads to external servers. This tool retains a temporary draft in this device's local storage (localStorage) for convenience and continuity. You can delete saved data via the button on the right.

v2.0.0

Integrated Documentation

Part of the Markdown Studio Suite

If you are authoring comprehensive project documentation, Mermaid diagrams connect natively to Markdown Studio, so you can transfer formatted code blocks straight into your document with a single click.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Mermaid Diagrams

What types of diagrams can I build with Mermaid?

You can construct logical flowcharts, sequence flows for microservices, entity-relationship database models (ERD), state machines, UML class diagrams, Git branches, mindmaps, and Gantt timelines.

Are my diagrams or architectures uploaded to external servers?

No: Mermaid compiles entirely inside background Web Workers in your browser, which means your proprietary code and architecture blueprints never leave your local workspace.

How can I export my diagrams?

You can save transparent SVG vector graphics, download high-DPI PNG images at 2.5x retina resolution, or copy markdown blocks formatted for direct use in GitHub, GitLab, or Notion.

How do I share a diagram with my team?

Clicking the share button produces a self-contained URL with your compressed diagram payload: when a teammate opens the link, their browser decodes and renders the diagram immediately without requiring account sign-ups or server storage.