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Flowchart Logic Mapper

Create interactive flowcharts with drag-and-drop boxes and arrows. Map processes, algorithms, and workflows entirely in your browser.

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Create Interactive Flowcharts Online

Key Features

  • ✓ Drag-and-drop box creation with multiple shapes
  • ✓ Connect boxes with customizable arrows
  • ✓ Real-time canvas rendering
  • ✓ Undo/Redo functionality
  • ✓ Zoom and pan controls
  • ✓ Snap-to-grid alignment
  • ✓ Export as PNG, SVG, or JSON
  • ✓ Save flowcharts to browser storage

Use Cases

  • 📊 Business process mapping and workflow documentation
  • 🔄 Algorithm visualization and logic flow design
  • 📋 Decision tree creation for complex scenarios
  • 🎓 Educational diagrams for teaching concepts
  • 🏗️ System architecture and data flow diagrams
  • 📈 Project planning and task dependencies
  • 🔧 Software development process flows
  • 💼 Organizational hierarchy and structure

How to Use

  1. Enter a box title and select a color and shape
  2. Click "Add Box" to create nodes on the canvas
  3. Switch to "Connect" mode to draw arrows between boxes
  4. Drag boxes to reposition them on the canvas
  5. Use Undo/Redo to manage your changes
  6. Enable "Grid" for snap-to-grid alignment
  7. Export your flowchart as PNG, SVG, or JSON
  8. Save to browser storage for later editing

Why Use Our Flowchart Mapper?

Our free online flowchart logic mapper is free to use. Create professional flowcharts instantly without installing software or creating accounts. Perfect for developers, business analysts, students, and anyone who needs to visualize processes and workflows.

With support for multiple box shapes, customizable colors, and flexible arrow connections, you can create any type of diagram from simple process flows to complex decision trees. Export your work in multiple formats and save it for future editing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What shapes do flowcharts use?

The standard symbols are an oval for start and end, a rectangle for a process step, a diamond for a decision with yes/no branches, and a parallelogram for input or output. Arrows show the order of steps.

How do I connect two boxes?

Switch to Connect mode, click the box the arrow starts from, then click the box it points to. In Select mode you can drag boxes around; the arrows follow.

Can I save and continue later?

Yes. The chart is saved automatically, and you can export it as JSON to back it up or move it to another device.

Which export formats are available?

PNG for documents and slides, SVG for sharp scaling in design tools and on the web, and JSON to reload the chart in the tool.

What are flowcharts useful for?

Planning algorithms before coding, documenting business processes and approval workflows, and explaining decision logic such as troubleshooting steps.