7 Free online tools for creating flow charts, diagrams, floor plans and more
7 Web-based drawing tools that provides a familiar environment for diagramming, creating flow charts, organizational charts, floor plans, technical drawings, free hand drawings, process diagrams and much more.
Mindomo: Online Mind Mapping Tool – Create, edit mind maps, and share them with your colleagues or your friends.
Flowchart: Realtime online collaboration between multiple users with different browsers, Drawing Tools (Lines, Arrows, Bézier curves), Objects (Flowchart objects, clipart), Save your Flowchart as a PDF or PNG formats.
Mindmeister: all the standard features of a classic mind mapping tool with as many simultaneous users as you like.
Bubbl: Create colorful mind maps online, Share and work with friends, Embed your mind map in your blog or website. Email and print your mind map, Save your mind map as an image.
Gliffy: flowcharts, diagrams, floor plans, technical drawings, and more.
DrawAnywhere: Flowcharts, Process diagrams, Organizational charts, Export your diagram as an image file (jpg, png, etc) or a pdf file.
Thanks I’ve been looking for these! Stupid Visio.
Thanks for the mention and review of Gliffy! Great compilation of options,
debik at gliffy dot com
I love SmartDraw! It works awesome. They offer a free trial on the website:
http://www.smartdraw.com. Check it out!
Smartdraw is great…!Though you only get a limited trial period…Mine has just elapsed…!
Thanks for the article!
Also you can add Origramy. Not so long ago I found this flash graph component at origramy.com. Highly usable and really worth to try.
To create process diagrams and organigrams you can also use free business process analysis tool – ADONIS:Community Edition.
cómo bajo el programa?
Here is another great online diagramming tool – creately.com. Easy to use with great contextual toolbars and smart objects that make design faster.
DIY (Do it yourself) Chart is a Web-based, simple and powerful online tool to create interactive charts and graphs from static or dynamic data which may be generated using any scripting language.
Support full updates and data streaming without reloading the web page. Support 3D customization, including perspective, lighting, rotation, border skins, anti-aliasing, transparencies, isometric projections, shadows, and more. Support automatic and manual layout and alignment management. Support fully customizable legends. Support export chart in a variety of formats including BMP, JPG, PNG and EMF.
With DIY Chart you can create charts for your website, blog and social network profiles, and DIY Chart may be useful for those who need to visualize financial, scientific or other type of data.
Gliffy is not free, once you’re trial has expired you will need to pay for it.
What about signing up with another email?
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Gliffy seems to do quite many things, and they offer a free service, and the premium service is only $5 per month. Anyone got experience with it?
Flemming, I’ve tried out Gliffy and used it for a bit. It gets the job done. But then I read an article comparing Gliffy to Lucidchart and tried out LucidChart – lucidchart.com.
I never went back to Gliffy.
Amen about lucidchart.com. Stunning service.
Are you tried Grapholite? Grapholite is an easy-to-use online or designing flowcharts, organizational charts, mind maps etc.
mxgraph.com, if you want the same idea, but simple, no login/registration/sign up hassle.
Hi guys, I need a tool which does exactly what gliffy does or any oher software mentioned here, but it must be installed on a intranet server (targeting an .aspx platform). Do you have any idea about such an apllication?
Another great flow chart program is slickplan.com. It works well for organization charts and I have heard that there is a premium version with new features coming soon.