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Mermaid Diagram Generator

Create Diagrams with Code or Visual Mode

A powerful tool for creating professional diagrams using Mermaid syntax. Build flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, state diagrams, and more with real-time preview and export options.

FlowchartsSequence DiagramsClass Diagrams8 Diagram Types

Table of Contents

1. Getting Started2. Supported Diagram Types3. Editor Interface4. Templates Library5. Saving Diagrams6. Toolbar Actions7. Export Options8. Settings9. Mermaid Syntax Guide10. Keyboard Shortcuts

Getting Started

The Mermaid Diagram Generator is a powerful tool for creating professional diagrams using the Mermaid declarative syntax. Whether you need to document system architectures, visualize workflows, or create technical documentation, this tool provides an intuitive interface for building complex diagrams.

Quick Start Steps:

  1. Choose a diagram type from the Library sidebar
  2. Start with a template or write your own Mermaid code in the editor
  3. Preview your diagram in real-time on the right panel
  4. Customize colors and styling through the Settings
  5. Save your diagram or export it as PNG/SVG

Tip: You can switch between visual template selection and direct code editing. The live preview updates instantly as you type.

Supported Diagram Types

The tool supports eight different types of diagrams, each with its own Mermaid syntax and use cases. Templates are provided for each type to help you get started quickly.

Flowchart

Create process flows, decision trees, and workflows. Perfect for visualizing algorithms, business processes, and step-by-step procedures.

Sequence Diagram

Visualize interactions between systems and components over time. Ideal for documenting API calls, system communications, and user flows.

Class Diagram

Design object-oriented architectures and class relationships. Great for software design, system architecture, and documentation.

State Diagram

Model state machines and application workflows. Useful for understanding state transitions in applications and systems.

ER Diagram

Design entity-relationship models for databases. Essential for database design and data modeling projects.

Gantt Chart

Create project timelines and schedules. Perfect for project management, milestone tracking, and task planning.

Pie Chart

Visualize data as proportional segments. Great for showing distributions, statistics, and data breakdowns.

Git Graph

Visualize version control flows and branching strategies. Useful for documenting git workflows and repository history.

Editor Interface

The editor provides a split-screen interface with the Mermaid code editor on the left and a live preview on the right. This allows you to see your diagram updates in real-time as you write code.

Code Editor

Write and edit Mermaid syntax with a responsive code editor. Supports undo/redo and auto-save functionality.

Live Preview

View your rendered diagram instantly. Zoom in/out and toggle fullscreen for better visualization.

Library Sidebar

Access templates, saved diagrams, and diagram type selection from the collapsible sidebar.

Templates Library

The templates library provides starting points for each diagram type. Each template includes a basic structure that you can customize for your needs.

How to Use Templates:

  1. Open the Library sidebar by clicking the sidebar toggle
  2. Browse the available templates under "Templates"
  3. Click on any template to load it into the editor
  4. Modify the code to fit your specific needs
  5. The template provides a starting point - customize as needed

Note: Templates are pre-configured examples. Clicking a template will replace your current code. Make sure to save your work before loading a new template.

Saving Diagrams

Your diagrams are automatically saved to your browser's local storage, ensuring you don't lose your work. You can also manually save diagrams with custom names for easy organization.

Manual Save

Click the save button in the toolbar to save your diagram. You'll be prompted to enter a name for your diagram.

Auto-Save

Enable auto-save in settings to automatically save changes as you type. Never lose your work again.

Managing Saved Diagrams:

  • View Saved: Click on any saved diagram in the Library sidebar to load it
  • Delete: Hover over a saved diagram and click the trash icon to delete it
  • Refresh: Use the refresh button to update the list after external changes

Toolbar Actions

The toolbar provides quick access to all essential actions for managing and exporting your diagrams.

Save

Save your current diagram to local storage with a custom name.

Undo / Redo

Revert or reapply changes in your code editor. Supports full history navigation.

Zoom

Zoom in and out of the diagram preview for better visibility of complex diagrams.

Fullscreen

Toggle fullscreen mode for an immersive view of your diagram.

Export

Export your diagram as PNG or SVG for use in documents, presentations, or websites.

Settings

Customize editor theme, font size, and auto-save preferences.

Export Options

Export your diagrams in multiple formats for use in various contexts. Both PNG and SVG exports maintain high quality and are ready for professional use.

PNG Export

Export as a high-resolution PNG image. Perfect for presentations, documents, and web use. Includes proper scaling for clear visibility.

SVG Export

Export as scalable vector graphics. Ideal for technical documentation, printing, and cases where scalability is important. Can be edited in vector graphics software.

Tip: SVG exports are recommended for documentation and print materials as they remain crisp at any size. Use PNG for web images and social media.

Settings

Customize your editor experience through the settings panel. Adjust appearance and behavior to match your preferences.

Auto-Save

Enable automatic saving of changes as you type. Your work is protected from browser crashes and accidental closures.

Theme

Switch between dark and light themes for the editor interface. The diagram preview adapts to maintain visibility.

Font Size

Adjust the editor font size for better readability. Choose from small, medium, or large options based on your preference.

Diagram Theme

The Mermaid renderer uses a dark theme by default with blue accents. Diagram colors can be customized through Mermaid configuration options in your code.

Mermaid Syntax Guide

Understanding Mermaid syntax is key to creating effective diagrams. Below are basic syntax patterns for each diagram type.

Flowchart Syntax:

graph TD
    A[Start] --> B{Decision}
    B -->|Yes| C[Action 1]
    B -->|No| D[Action 2]
    C --> E[End]
    D --> E

Sequence Diagram Syntax:

sequenceDiagram
    participant A as Alice
    participant B as Bob
    
    A->>B: Message
    B-->>A: Response

Class Diagram Syntax:

classDiagram
    class Animal {
        +String name
        +int age
        +makeSound()
    }
    class Dog {
        +String breed
        +bark()
    }
    Animal <|-- Dog

Learn More: For complete syntax documentation, visit the official Mermaid.js documentation.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Speed up your workflow with these keyboard shortcuts available in the editor.

Save diagramCtrl + S
UndoCtrl + Z
RedoCtrl + Y
Zoom InCtrl + +
Zoom OutCtrl + -
FullscreenF11

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