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AI Process Diagram Generator

List the steps of any workflow, from publishing an article to onboarding a client. Get a clear process diagram that keeps your steps in order.

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A real result, drawn by the generator in three of its looks. Its prompt is under Write a prompt that works.

What a process diagram shows

The steps of a workflow in the order they happen, so a reader can follow the work from start to finish.

  1. 1

    Steps

    The work

    Each stage named with a short verb phrase, such as Research, Draft or Review, so it reads as an action.

    What happens at each stage?

  2. 2

    Order

    Direction

    Arrows, numbers or a continuous band show what comes first and what follows.

    What has to happen before what?

  3. 3

    Detail

    Captions

    A one-line description under each step explains the action without cluttering the flow.

    What does done look like here?

  4. 4

    Shape

    Layout

    A straight line for simple sequences, a turning path for longer ones, phases for big programmes.

    Is it a sequence, a loop or a set of phases?

Write a prompt that works

Plain notes are enough. Three habits get the best process diagram on the first try.

  1. 1

    Number the steps

    Write 1., 2., 3. before each step. The generator keeps your order exactly, and numbering stops two steps merging.

  2. 2

    Title, then one line

    Give each step a short title and an optional description after a colon: "Edit: check every fact".

  3. 3

    Pick a layout for the count

    Three- and four-phase layouts suit programmes; the turning and snake layouts take up to eight or nine steps without getting long.

The prompt behind the example above
How we publish an article. 1. Pick a topic: choose a question readers are searching for. 2. Research: gather sources, data and quotes. 3. Outline: plan the sections and the key diagram. 4. Draft: write the full piece in one pass. 5. Edit: tighten the argument and check every fact. 6. Publish: schedule it and share it with subscribers.

Where your process diagram goes

One SVG that stays sharp in an article, on a slide, or in a post.

  • How-to articles

    Give readers the whole method at a glance before the step-by-step detail, and earn the image search click.

  • Process slides

    Explain a workflow, a sales motion or a project plan on a single slide your audience can follow.

  • Social posts

    Share a framework or method as one clean image that people save and reshare.

Questions

Free use, prompts, layouts and formats.

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01

Is the process diagram generator free?

Yes. You can make diagrams here without an account, with every layout on this page. A free account adds 10 diagrams a month and editing.

02

What's the difference between a process diagram and a flowchart?

A process diagram shows steps in order. A flowchart adds decisions, with yes and no branches. If your workflow has no branches, a process diagram is easier to read.

03

How many steps can it show?

It depends on the layout: phase layouts show exactly three or four phases, step layouts three to nine steps. Choose a layout that fits your count, so no step is dropped.

04

Will it change my steps?

No. It keeps your steps in the order you wrote them. It may shorten a long description to fit, and some layouts add an icon per step.

05

Can I use it for a cycle that repeats?

For a loop that repeats, such as a review cycle, a cycle diagram reads better. Describe it as a cycle and the generator can choose one.

06

Which formats can I download?

SVG, which stays sharp at any size and edits in design tools, and PNG for apps and sites that don't take SVG.

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