Flocci Draw

Make a flowchart in your browser, free

Flocci Draw is a free online flowchart maker with no login required: place rectangles, diamonds, and ellipses, connect them with arrows that stay attached when you move shapes, and export the result to PNG or SVG. Cloud save and live team editing are optional.

Connectors that behave

A flowchart tool lives or dies by its arrows. In Flocci Draw, arrows bind to shapes — drag a decision diamond and its arrows follow, so rearranging a messy first draft into a clean flow takes seconds, not a redraw. Labels sit on shapes or on arrows themselves for yes/no branches.

The hand-drawn aesthetic is a feature for flowcharts in review: a sketchy diagram invites correction, while a polished one gets rubber-stamped. Teams catch more logic errors on a whiteboard-style flow than a formal one.

From process sketch to shared truth

Start signed-out to map a process quickly. When the flow is worth keeping, sign in — the drawing imports to a cloud canvas automatically — and share an edit link so process owners fix their own steps live. Export SVG for crisp embedding in docs and wikis at any size.

For heavyweight needs — BPMN palettes, Visio import, auto-layout — a formal tool like draw.io fits better; our comparison covers exactly when to use which.

How to get started

  1. Lay down the steps. Place rectangles for actions and diamonds for decisions.
  2. Connect with arrows. Draw arrows between shapes — they stay attached as you rearrange.
  3. Label branches. Add text to shapes and yes/no labels to arrows.
  4. Export or share. Export PNG/SVG for docs, or share an edit link for live review.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the flowchart maker really free?

Yes — drawing flowcharts requires no login and no payment, with PNG/SVG export included. Cloud saving a canvas uses free monthly Flocci credits (500/month covers regular use).

Do arrows stay connected when I move shapes?

Yes. Arrows bind to the shapes they connect, so restructuring a flowchart is drag-and-drop rather than redraw.

Can I make swimlane or BPMN diagrams?

You can draw lanes manually with rectangles and lines, but there is no formal BPMN shape palette. For standards-compliant BPMN, a formal tool like draw.io is the better fit — Flocci Draw wins for speed and collaborative sketching.

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