Frequently asked questions

Beauty Diagram is a fast diagram beautifier for Mermaid, PlantUML, draw.io imports, and SVG-based workflows. It helps turn source or imported diagrams into cleaner visuals for docs and decks.

No. You can open the editor and preview a beautified diagram before signing in. Save, share, export, history, AI, and paid import features may depend on the current plan.

No. It is not a heavy collaborative canvas. It is best used as a fast finishing step for diagrams that need better spacing, themes, export quality, and lightweight tweaks.

Beauty Diagram supports Mermaid, PlantUML, draw.io XML imports, and text-based SVG imports. Export workflows support SVG and PNG.

Yes. Mermaid is the primary source-first workflow for flowcharts and related diagrams that need cleaner presentation output.

Yes. PlantUML activity-style workflows can be pasted into the editor and beautified for review, documentation, and export.

Yes. Supported single-page, uncompressed draw.io XML workflows can be imported and converted into a Mermaid-based beautification path.

Yes. Text-based SVG files under the product limit can be imported through the AI-assisted pipeline and used as a starting point for cleanup.

AI Generate turns a prompt into diagram source that can be previewed, edited, beautified, and exported.

AI Refine improves existing diagram source by cleaning labels, structure, or readability before the beautified visual is generated.

The intended workflow is to preserve meaning while improving clarity. You should still review the preview and source before exporting or sharing.

Yes. SVG is the best default when diagrams need to stay sharp in documentation, websites, or browser-based previews.

Yes. HD PNG export is available for slide decks, uploads, and destinations that need a raster image at higher resolution.

Watermark behavior depends on the active plan and export option. Check pricing before planning production exports.

Signed-in users can store diagram source, format, folders, theme choices, style settings, and history so diagrams can be reopened later.

Yes. Saved workflows can preserve history so users can revisit earlier diagram states instead of rebuilding from scratch.

Yes. Sharing workflows are designed around read-only links so collaborators can review a diagram without receiving private editor data.

Yes. Beauty Diagram supports multiple visual styles so the same diagram can be prepared for docs, decks, and product reviews.

Yes. The product supports light visual adjustments after beautification. It is still meant to stay faster than manual canvas redrawing.

Better hierarchy, clearer spacing, consistent edge styling, calmer themes, and export output that works in slides and documentation.

Paid capabilities can include Pro imports, AI usage, HD exports, watermark removal, saved history, and sharing limits. The pricing page is the source of truth.

Yes. The preview workflow is designed to show the beautified result before users decide whether to sign in or pay for gated actions.

Use the pricing page for current limits on exports, watermarks, AI, draw.io import, sharing, and history.

Do not assume diagram source is used for training. Treat the product UI and policy pages as the source of truth for current data handling commitments.

No. The public Diagram Hub landing page is indexable, but private saved diagrams only render for the signed-in owner.

Review your team's data policy before pasting sensitive architecture, customer, or incident diagrams into any web-based editor.

Check the source syntax first, simplify the smallest failing section, then retry beautification. For draw.io, prefer single-page uncompressed XML.

Fresh pages need crawl discovery, internal links, and enough useful content before search engines treat them as worth indexing.

The editor is an interactive app surface, while public SEO pages explain workflows. Keeping app surfaces out of search protects crawl quality.