Mermaid diagrams,
but actually beautiful
Paste the Mermaid code your AI wrote. Get a clean diagram, pick a theme, export or share with one link. No login required.
No account. No credit card. No install.
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Clean
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Dark
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Paper
Paste what the AI gave you. Even when it is a bit broken.
Assistants wrap diagrams in Markdown fences, docs tools turn quotes curly, and parentheses inside a label stop Mermaid cold. MermanDraw strips the fences and fixes the quotes before rendering.
What you paste
```mermaid
flowchart TD
A[“Checkout”] --> B{Payment ok?}
B -->|yes| C[Send receipt (email)]
B -->|no| D[Retry]
```- ✕ Markdown fences around the code
- ✕ Curly quotes in
“Checkout” - ✕ Unquoted parentheses in
(email)
How MermanDraw works
Paste your code
Copy the Mermaid block from your AI chat and paste it into the editor. Fences and all.
See it rendered, pick a theme
The diagram updates as you type. Switch themes, adjust spacing, flip the direction.
Export or share
Download PNG or SVG, copy to the clipboard, or send a link that shows a preview wherever it lands.
Built for the code your AI writes
Paste straight from ChatGPT or Claude
Markdown fences, smart quotes and unquoted parentheses are fixed for you. The line that still fails is marked in the code.
7 themes, one click
Clean, Dark, Minimal, Pastel, Neon, Paper and Mono. Same code, a look that fits a README, a slide or a Slack thread.
Spacing sliders Mermaid itself does not have
Open up a cramped flowchart or tighten a tall one with two sliders, instead of hand-editing config.
PNG, SVG, or straight to the clipboard
Export at 2× resolution, or copy the PNG and paste it into a doc, a ticket or a chat.
Share links that unfurl with a preview
One link shows the diagram in Slack, Notion and email. Anyone can open it and edit a copy.
19 diagram types, no account
Flowcharts, sequence, class, ER, state, Gantt, mindmaps and more. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Turn your AI output into a diagram — free
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