Eraser

Eraser turns text, code, or files into production-ready diagrams quickly—helping teams document systems and processes with visuals that are easier to align on. Start by describing what you want to create or edit, then refine results directly on a full canvas. AI outputs are laid out automatically, and you can also iterate with chat or adjust by hand.

Eraser supports multiple diagram types, including architecture diagrams (like cloud infrastructure), entity-relationship diagrams (ERDs), flow charts for processes and logic, and sequence diagrams. The diagram-as-code approach keeps diagrams readable and maintainable so they can fit into engineering workflows. You can also ground diagrams with reference architectures and domain knowledge using templates, rules, and policy-style constraints to standardize notation, naming, colors, and layout across your team.

To make diagrams practical for collaboration, Eraser integrates into code/documentation workflows. Use an API and GitHub integration to create, edit, and add diagrams directly to README files, with the ability to open a PR. Diagrams save automatically with version history and snapshots, making it easier to review changes and revert when needed.

Export your work as PNG, SVG, PDF, or Markdown (MD). For security and enterprise needs, Eraser offers SOC 2 Type 2 certification, annual penetration testing, SAML SSO (including Microsoft Entra and Okta), and flexible deployment options (multi-tenant, single-tenant, or self-hosted). There’s also an option to try Eraser free or book a demo.

What kinds of diagrams can I create with Eraser?

Eraser supports architecture diagrams (cloud infrastructure), ERDs (entity-relationship diagrams), flow charts for processes and logic, and sequence diagrams.

How do I turn a prompt or code into a usable diagram?

Describe what you want to create or edit, or provide inputs like Terraform/design docs. Eraser converts them into a clean, layouted diagram you can refine on the canvas.

Can Eraser help me standardize diagram style across a team?

Yes. You can define rules for naming and notation, apply team style presets, and use templates (including pattern/policy/reference-style guidance) to keep outputs consistent.

What diagram export formats are available?

You can export diagrams as PNG, SVG, PDF, or Markdown (MD).

Does Eraser integrate with GitHub and my documentation workflow?

Yes. With GitHub integration, you can create and edit diagrams and add them to README files, including the ability to open a PR.

What enterprise security and deployment options does Eraser offer?

Eraser is SOC 2 Type 2 certified with annual penetration testing and supports SAML SSO (such as Microsoft Entra and Okta). Deployment options include multi-tenant, single-tenant, and self-hosted.