
Edrawmax
EdrawMax is an all-in-one diagram software that makes it simple to create professional-looking flowcharts, organizational charts, network diagrams
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Free, Freemium
Tool Information
Company
Wondershare
Founded
2014
Pricing
Free, Freemium
About Edrawmax
Edrawmax is a diagramming software with integrated AI features. It helps you generate flowcharts, mind maps, and other visual diagrams from text to streamline your workflow.
✅ Pros
- ✔️ AI Diagramming: Generates flowcharts, mind maps, and other visuals from a simple text prompt.
- ✔️ Extensive Templates: Provides a vast library of pre-made templates for various industries and use cases.
- ✔️ Cross-Platform: The software is available on Windows, macOS, Linux, and has a web version.
- ✔️ Vector Graphics: The diagrams are in vector format, making them scalable without losing quality.
- ✔️ Data-Driven: Allows you to connect data to your diagrams to create dynamic charts and graphs.
❌ Cons
- ✖️ Paid Subscription: The full suite of AI features and templates requires a paid subscription.
- ✖️ Steep Learning Curve: The software can be overwhelming for new users due to its many features.
- ✖️ Requires Installation: The desktop version of the software requires installation on your computer.
- ✖️ Over-reliance: There is a risk of relying too heavily on AI-generated content, which may need manual adjustments.
Key Features


Ready-to-Use Prompts
Copy and customize these prompts for your specific needs
Create a flowchart outlining the typical customer service process for handling product inquiries. Include steps like receiving the inquiry, identifying the issue, offering solutions, and following up with the customer. Specify decision points with clear conditions (e.g., issue resolved? warranty claim?).
Develop an ERD for a library management system. Include entities like Books, Authors, Members, Loans, and Reserves. Define relationships between entities (e.g., a Book has one Author, a Member can borrow multiple Books). Specify cardinalities (e.g., one-to-many, many-to-many) for each relationship.
Generate a Level 0 DFD for an online shopping website. Show the website as the central process, with external entities like Customers and Payment Gateways. Identify data flows like customer placing an order, payment processing, and order fulfillment.
Create a UML class diagram for a social media application. Include classes like User, Post, Comment, and Like. Define attributes and methods for each class (e.g., User has attributes like username and email, methods like createPost and editProfile). Show relationships between classes (e.g., User can create Posts, Posts can have Comments).
Develop a mind map summarizing key ideas and discussion points from a brainstorming meeting on a new product launch. Start with a central theme (e.g., “New Product Launch”) and branch out to subtopics like target audience, features, marketing strategies, and potential challenges. Include keywords, visuals, and connections between ideas.
Generate a network diagram illustrating your home network setup. Include devices like computers, smartphones, router, and printer. Show connections between devices using wired or wireless connections. Label each device and connection type for clarity.
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Pricing Plans
Free Plan
Paid Plans
Plan: Subscription Plans (Semi-Annual) – US$45.99
Automatically renew, cancel any time.
1-year free upgrades and priority support
1-year access on 3 PCs & 3 mobiles & EdrawMax Online
1-year access to all features
1GB free cloud storage
Plan: Perpetual Plan – US$99.99
One-time payment.
Forever to use EdrawMax V14 (desktop)
3-year access on mobiles and online
Access to all features
10GB free cloud storage
Plan: Perpetual Bundle Plan – US$109.99
One-time payment.
EdrawMax V14 (desktop)
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3-year access on mobiles and online
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Use Cases
Business Professionals: Creating flowcharts for business processes, organizational charts, and presentations.
Students: Generating mind maps and concept maps for studying and organizing notes.
Engineers: Creating network diagrams, electrical diagrams, and floor plans.
Project Managers: Visualizing project workflows, timelines, and dependencies.
UX/UI Designers: Creating user flows, wireframes, and sitemaps for website and app design.
IT Professionals: Creating network topologies, server diagrams, and data flow diagrams.