Creating great-looking, eye-catching diagrams is\r\na fairly simple task these days, thanks to all the software available on the\r\nmarket. However, most of these packages carry a price tag.
Luckily, several free diagramming apps are available, and you don’t even need\r\nto download anything. Here are five free, web-based tools you can use to create different types of diagrams.
Note: This gallery is also available as an article.
Depending on your situation, ASCII Flow may not be the choice\r\nfor you, but it does fit a nice niche market. Instead of the fancy, graphical\r\ndisplays of most diagramming tools, ASCII Flow uses ASCII characters to draw\r\nthe elements of the flowchart.
Draw.IO also contains various specialty shapes for mocking up mobile device interfaces, laying out Cisco or other network hardware designs, and doing electronic schematics.
yUML’s customization options allow\r\nyou to change the direction of the diagram — left-to-right, top-to-bottom, or\r\nright-to-left — and the size, from tiny to huge.
