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Free tool

Mermaid live editor

Paste Mermaid syntax — from Claude, ChatGPT, or your own notes — and watch the diagram render as you type. Then copy the SVG or publish it as a shareable page.

A Mermaid live editor is an online tool that renders Mermaid’s text-based diagram syntax into a visual diagram as you type. Paste a flowchart, sequence diagram, or Gantt chart definition into the editor and the preview updates instantly — no install, no account, no build step.

Mermaid syntax
Preview

Loading the Mermaid renderer…

Publish this diagram → Runs in your browser. We don’t store what you paste.
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For AI output

Your AI already writes Mermaid — this shows you the diagram

Claude and ChatGPT answer architecture, process, and planning questions in Mermaid syntax all the time — a wall of text that only becomes useful once it’s rendered. Paste it here to preview it as a real diagram, fix any syntax the model fumbled, and take away an SVG. If the diagram came out of a Claude artifact, you can publish the whole thing straight from Claude too.

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How it works

From Mermaid syntax to a shareable diagram

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Paste your Mermaid syntax

Drop in the diagram code your AI assistant produced — a flowchart, sequence diagram, Gantt chart, or any other Mermaid type. The preview renders as you type.

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Fix what the parser flags

If a line breaks the diagram, the parse error appears inline while your last good render stays on screen. Adjust the syntax and the preview catches up in real time.

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Copy, download, or publish

Copy the SVG to your clipboard, download it as a file, or publish the diagram as a page you can share — a clean link instead of a screenshot.

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The next step

Turn the diagram into a page people can open

An online Mermaid preview gets you the picture. Pagelive gets it in front of someone: publish the diagram — alone or inside a doc or proposal — as a branded link that’s private by default and tells you when it was opened.

A link, not a screenshot

Publish the diagram as a page on a pagelive.site link — it stays sharp at any zoom, and you can update it without re-sending anything.

Private by default

Published pages are noindex by default, and you can add a password — encrypted so we can’t see it — when the diagram describes something confidential.

See who actually looked

View tracking shows opens, unique viewers, country, and time on page — useful when the diagram is part of a proposal or architecture review.

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Mermaid editor FAQ

What is Mermaid? +

Mermaid is a text-based diagramming language: you describe a flowchart, sequence diagram, Gantt chart, or class diagram in plain text, and a renderer turns it into a visual diagram. Because it’s just text, AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT generate it constantly — this editor turns that text into the actual picture.

Why won’t my diagram render? +

Almost always a syntax error. Common culprits: a missing diagram type on the first line (e.g. flowchart TD), special characters like parentheses or brackets inside an unquoted node label (wrap the label in double quotes), or a malformed arrow. The editor shows the parser’s message inline — fix the flagged line and the preview updates within a moment.

Can I embed a mermaid diagram? +

Yes. Download the SVG from this editor and embed it in any document, slide, or site like a normal image — it scales without losing sharpness. If you want a living version, publish the diagram as a Pagelive page and link to it; update the page later and every existing link shows the new diagram.

How do I share a mermaid diagram? +

Two ways. For a static copy, download the SVG and attach it. For a link, publish it with Pagelive: the diagram becomes a page on a clean pagelive.site URL that’s noindex by default, can be password-protected, and reports opens and time on page. The free tier includes 10 pages.

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Stop screenshotting diagrams

Free for 10 pages. Pro is $15/mo when you need custom domains and more — every page noindex by default, password optional, opens tracked.