Graphine is a free, browser-based diagramming tool for creating flowcharts, cloud architecture diagrams, network topology maps, and UML. It works entirely in your browser with no installation or signup required. Please enable JavaScript to use the full editor.
Create flowcharts, AWS/GCP/Azure cloud architecture diagrams, and network topology maps with an AI assistant. Import from draw.io, export to Terraform. Free, fast, works offline as a Progressive Web App.
Graphine is a free, open alternative to draw.io, Lucidchart, and Visio. Here's how it compares:
Yes, Graphine is completely free. Core diagramming features — including the drag-and-drop canvas, cloud icon libraries, AI chat, import/export, and offline support — are available at no cost. Optional premium tiers add extended collaboration and storage.
Graphine supports cloud architecture diagrams (AWS, GCP, Azure), software architecture diagrams, flowcharts and process diagrams, network topology maps, UML component and class diagrams, system design diagrams, and data flow diagrams. You can also import PlantUML and Mermaid for sequence diagrams.
Yes. Graphine imports .drawio files from draw.io / diagrams.net and can export back to draw.io format. It also supports PlantUML (.puml), Mermaid (.mmd), and JSON import/export for full interoperability with existing tooling.
Yes. Graphine generates Terraform, Pulumi (TypeScript and Python), AWS CDK, Azure Bicep, and ARM templates directly from your visual cloud architecture diagrams using AI. The generated code is production-ready and uses the correct resource types for each cloud provider.
Graphine is a strong free alternative to draw.io, Lucidchart, and Visio. It adds AI-powered diagram generation from natural language, cloud-specific icon libraries, infrastructure-as-code export, real-time collaboration, version history with visual diffs, offline PWA support, and an embeddable viewer — all in the browser with no installation required.
Yes. Graphine is a Progressive Web App (PWA) with service worker caching and IndexedDB auto-save. You can create, edit, and save diagrams without an internet connection. Changes sync to the cloud when you reconnect.
No. Graphine works immediately in the browser with no signup or installation. Optional email/password login enables cloud saving, sharing, real-time collaboration, and version history.
Yes. You can create password-protected share links with optional expiration dates. Shared diagrams are viewable in any browser without an account, and can be embedded in Notion, Confluence, GitHub, or any page via an iframe.