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I also use Draw.io and recommend it highly. It's web-based, so it's also cross platform. However, Lucidcharts has a better UI in that I can build diagrams afte
by cwojno 7y ago
I also use Draw.io and recommend it highly. It's web-based, so it's also cross platform.
However, Lucidcharts has a better UI in that I can build diagrams after in LC than Draw.io. https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/ https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/
LC is paid if you need more than 1 chart (who doesn't?). But Draw.io is free. LC is also web-based and is cross-platform.
I've heard OmniGraffle is also excellent (never used it myself) but it only works on OSX/iOS: https://www.omnigroup.com/omnigraffle/ https://www.omnigroup.com/omnigraffle/
- Tarks 7y agoMy vote for Lucid, got my company to switch from Draw.io. Nearly everything works how I expect it to which is just not true when it comes to the other online diagram tools
- tentboy 7y ago+1 for lucid charts. I used the free trial a few years ago for a senior design class and was incredibly happy with it, which is saying a lot as I was consistently sleep deprived and irritated by most things at the time.
- jsilence 7y agoCan confirm that OmniGraffle is excellent. Downside is that after my departure from MacOSX towards Linux my diagrams are lost in the silo I created them in. Since then using draw.io, yed and Inkscape.
- masukomi 7y agoOmniGraffle is freaking amazing. If you're on a mac then RUN (don't walk) to grab a copy and try it out. it's also SO much more than just UML. I have found SO many uses for it.
- mcphage 7y ago> OmniGraffle is freaking amazing. On the whole I like OmniGraffle, but I _hate_ the curves that it draws. If I use it to make a diagram, I have to spend so much time making the curved lines between shapes not look like shit.