Flowchart Generator - Process Flow Diagram Maker

Create professional flowcharts, process flow diagrams, and workflow diagrams with our free online flowchart maker. Drag shapes, connect nodes, and export your business process flowcharts instantly.

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Export Flowchart

Click a shape to add it to the canvas. Drag shapes to position them. Click Pan to drag the canvas view. Click Connect then click two shapes to draw arrows. Click the edit button (or double-click) to add text labels. Use Zoom controls to zoom in/out.

Flowchart Examples & Process Flow Diagram Templates

Business Process Flowchart

Create workflow diagrams for business processes, showing the sequence of steps from start to finish. Perfect for process mapping and business analysis.

Decision Tree Flowchart

Build decision flowcharts with branching logic, ideal for troubleshooting guides, customer service workflows, and algorithm design.

Algorithm Flowchart

Design software algorithm flowcharts and programming logic diagrams. Visualize code flow, loops, and conditional statements.

How to Use the Flowchart Generator

Getting Started with Flowchart Maker

  1. Select a Shape: Click on any flowchart symbol in the shape palette
  2. Place on Canvas: The shape appears on the canvas - drag it to position
  3. Add Text: Double-click any shape to add or edit text labels
  4. Connect Shapes: Click "Connect" button, then click two shapes to draw arrows
  5. Arrange & Edit: Drag shapes to rearrange your process flow diagram
  6. Export: Download as PNG image, SVG vector, or JSON data

Flowchart Symbols & Meanings

  • Process (Rectangle): Represents a process, action, or operation step
  • Decision (Diamond): Shows a decision point with multiple outcomes (Yes/No)
  • Start/End (Oval): Marks the beginning or end of a process
  • Data (Parallelogram): Indicates input or output of data
  • Document: Represents a document or report in the workflow
  • Arrows/Connectors: Show the flow direction and sequence

Flowchart Best Practices

  • Start with a clear objective for your process flow diagram
  • Use standard flowchart symbols for easy understanding
  • Maintain consistent flow direction (top-to-bottom or left-to-right)
  • Keep text labels concise and descriptive
  • Avoid crossing connection lines when possible
  • Use decision diamonds for all branching logic
  • Test your flowchart by following each path

Common Flowchart Applications

  • Business Process Mapping: Document workflows and procedures
  • Software Development: Design algorithms and program logic
  • Project Management: Visualize project workflows and timelines
  • Quality Control: Map inspection and testing processes
  • Customer Service: Create troubleshooting and support guides
  • Training & Documentation: Illustrate step-by-step procedures
  • Decision Making: Analyze options and outcomes