Free AI Flow Chart Maker Online
Create flow charts instantly with AI
Skip the shape palette. Describe your process — onboarding, approvals, support, deployments — and Infogiph's AI flow chart maker picks the key steps, connects them in order and animates the flow. Edit anything, export free.
Free plan: 5 AI generations · No credit card · Sign in with Google · Export GIF, MP4, PNG & SVG
Drop your visuals into the tools you already use
- Google Slides
- PowerPoint
- Notion
- Figma
- Confluence
- Medium
Export animated GIF and MP4 for slides, docs and social, or PNG and SVG for print and design tools.
Start from a template
Browse process templates →Approval Workflow Diagram Template
Map a multi-step request, review, and sign-off flow with escalation and rejection paths
Decision Tree Diagram Template
Map branching yes/no decision logic that links conditions to clear outcomes
Order Fulfillment Process Diagram
Visualize the end-to-end flow from order placement through picking, packing, and delivery
Customer Support Flow Diagram
Chart ticket intake, triage, routing, and resolution across support tiers
Plain English in, flow chart out
"User signs up, we verify their email, if verification fails send a reminder…" — that's all the input the AI needs to draw a correct, connected flow chart.
Switch layouts in one click
Show the same process as a pipeline, numbered steps, a cycle, a timeline or a tree. The steps stay the same; only the presentation changes.
Always-clean auto layout
No crossed arrows or misaligned boxes. Generated flow charts come evenly spaced and easy to follow, even for complex processes.
Regenerate in seconds
Not quite right? Sharpen the description — add a step, rename one, change the order — and generate again. Each version stays fully editable.
Full manual editing too
The generated chart lands on an Excalidraw-style canvas — drag nodes, reword labels, restyle colors, and add anything the AI missed.
Animated or static exports
Export a static PNG or SVG, or an animated GIF or MP4 free — motion flows along the connections in order, great for tutorials and demos. Upgrading removes the watermark.
How it works
From idea to diagram in three steps
No design skills. No fiddling with boxes and arrows. Describe what you want and Infogiph does the rest.
Describe it in plain English
Type a sentence or pick a template — no prompting tricks, no design tools. "SaaS architecture with auth, billing, and analytics" is all Infogiph needs.
AI builds it in seconds
Infogiph lays out the nodes, draws every connection, matches icons, and animates the flow — a polished, on-brand diagram in 5–15 seconds.
Edit and export anywhere
Everything stays editable. Rename any node, swap icons, logos and colors, switch the layout, then export to GIF, MP4, PNG or SVG — ready for decks, docs, and social.
Why use an AI flow chart maker instead of drawing?
Traditional flow chart tools make you do everything: drag each shape, connect each arrow, align each row, and re-flow the whole diagram every time the process changes. For a 20-step process, that is an afternoon of work.
An AI flow chart maker inverts the workflow. You write (or paste) the process description — the thing you already know — and the AI handles notation, layout, and connections. Infogiph generates flow charts in seconds and keeps them editable, so process changes are a one-sentence request instead of a redraw.
How to create a flow chart online in three steps
One: open the canvas and describe your process in the prompt box — a sentence works. Two: the AI picks the most important steps and generates an animated flow chart. Three: edit anything on the canvas and export as a PNG, SVG, GIF, or MP4 for free.
Everything runs in the browser. There is nothing to download, and your flow charts are saved to your account so you can update them as processes evolve.
What people make with the AI flow chart generator
Engineers diagram algorithms, data pipelines, and system logic. Operations teams document SOPs and approval workflows. Support teams build troubleshooting trees. Teachers turn textbook processes into visuals, and students map assignments like do-while loops or decision logic.
If you need ideas or conventions, our guides on flowchart symbols and flow chart examples cover the standard notation — but with AI generation, you rarely need to memorize any of it.
Made with Infogiph
Animated diagrams generated from a single sentence — the kind of visual that works in docs, decks and launch posts.
How teams use Infogiph
Product marketing
Turn a launch narrative or feature list into an animated explainer for decks, launch posts and LinkedIn — exported as MP4 or GIF.
Engineering & DevRel
Describe an architecture, API flow or pipeline in a sentence and drop the diagram into RFCs, READMEs, docs and talks.
Operations & education
Document processes, onboarding flows, org charts and lesson concepts as clear visuals people actually read.
Frequently asked questions
Is the AI flow chart maker free?+
Yes — free to start with 5 AI generations, full canvas editing, and unlimited GIF, MP4, and PNG exports. No credit card needed. Paid plans remove the watermark and add generation volume.
How do I make a flow chart with AI?+
Describe the process in plain language (or paste an existing doc), and the AI generates the complete flow chart. Then edit on the canvas and export.
Does it use standard flowchart symbols?+
Not the classic ANSI shapes. Infogiph draws each step as a labeled node with an icon, connected in order, which reads well in slides and docs. If you need formal symbols such as decision diamonds, see our flowchart symbols guide.
How big can a generated flow chart be?+
Each generation focuses on the 5–7 most important steps, which keeps the chart readable. For a longer process, generate one chart per phase — for example intake, review and fulfillment.
Can I edit the flow chart after it generates?+
Yes. Rename steps, swap icons or real product logos, recolor connections, drag nodes and switch the layout — or regenerate from an updated description.
Can I export my flow chart to PowerPoint or docs?+
Export a PNG and drop it into PowerPoint, Google Docs, Notion, or anywhere images work. Animated GIF/MP4 exports, free as well, embed nicely in slides and wikis too.
Ready to make your first infographic?
Describe it in a sentence and watch Infogiph build it in seconds.
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