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Quick Answer

Our free GraphViz DOT editor lets you create directed graphs, flowcharts, and network diagrams using the DOT language. Multiple layout engines (dot, neato, fdp, circo) and real-time SVG preview.

How It Works

1

Choose a template or start with a blank graph

2

Write your graph using DOT syntax

3

Select a layout engine for your visualization style

4

View the real-time preview

5

Export as SVG or PNG

Key Facts

  • Write graphs using DOT language syntax
  • Multiple layout engines (dot, neato, fdp, circo, twopi)
  • Real-time SVG preview as you type
  • Export as SVG or PNG
  • Templates for common graph types
  • Runs entirely in your browser using Graphviz WASM

Frequently Asked Questions

What is DOT language?

DOT is a graph description language. It uses a simple text syntax to define nodes and edges. For example: "A -> B" creates a directed edge from A to B.

Which layout engine should I use?

Use "dot" for hierarchical layouts, "neato" for spring model layouts, "circo" for circular layouts, and "fdp" for large undirected graphs.

Can I customize node and edge styles?

Yes, DOT supports extensive styling options including colors, shapes, fonts, and line styles. Use attributes like [color=red, shape=box].

Is GraphViz installed on my computer?

No installation needed. We use Graphviz compiled to WebAssembly, running entirely in your browser.