Graphviz Online Editor & DOT Viewer

Graphviz is an open-source graph visualization software that is used to create diagrams of various types, such as flowcharts, network diagrams, and decision trees. It uses a simple text-based syntax to describe the structure of the diagram, which is then rendered into an image format such as PNG, PDF, or SVG. Graphviz is commonly used in software engineering, database design, and other fields where visual representation of data is useful.

Graphviz is commonly used in a variety of fields and applications, some of the most common use cases include:

• Software Engineering: Graphviz can be used to create UML diagrams, class diagrams, and flowcharts to visualize the structure and logic of software programs.
• Database Design: Graphviz can be used to create Entity-Relationship diagrams to visualize the relationships between tables in a database.
• Network and IT Operations: Graphviz can be used to create network diagrams, topology diagrams, and other types of diagrams to visualize the structure and connectivity of computer networks.
• Biology and Bioinformatics: Graphviz can be used to create diagrams to represent biological pathways, gene interactions, and other types of biological data.
• Linguistics: Graphviz can be used to create diagrams to represent the structure of sentences and the relationships between words in a language.
• Business Processes: Graphviz can be used to create flowcharts and process diagrams to visualize the steps and decision points in a business process.
• Machine Learning: Graphviz can be used to visualize decision trees, Random Forests, Neural Network and other types of Machine Learning models.

These are some examples of the common use cases for Graphviz, but it can be used in many other fields and applications where visual representation of data is useful.

Yes. The Graphviz / DOT editor works without an account and renders your source locally in your browser. AI assistance is optional and sends the current DOT source to the AI service when used.

Paste a digraph or graph block, or a short DOT snippet such as a -> b;. The graph renders automatically as you type. On a phone, use Code and Preview to switch views.

Yes. Use Export to download an up-to-date graph as SVG or PNG, or copy it for Word and Google Docs. Downloads include the full graph, not just the zoomed preview. DOT-authored colors and labels are preserved.

The DOT source is encoded in the page URL, so you can simply copy the link from your browser to share the exact diagram with someone else. No account or upload is needed.

Graphviz supports dozens of node shapes (box, ellipse, circle, diamond, record, polygon and many more) and multiple layout engines. See the Graphviz node shapes reference for a full list with live examples and copy-paste DOT code.