Gallery of diagrams made in AI assistants
Every diagram type, from a single prompt each. The prompt is below every diagram, with the format the assistant chose and what it took with Claude Sonnet 5.5. The diagrams are unedited.
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Processes and flows
“Draw an online shop's order process as a diagram: a flowchart with at least two decisions and one retry loop (if the payment fails, retry up to 3 times).”
“Create a flowchart for an IT incident response process in the professional theme: detect, triage, severity high?, escalate to on-call, investigate, fix, verify, post-mortem.”
“Draw a decision tree that helps choose a database for a new project.”
“Draw an employee onboarding process as a diagram: a swimlane process with three lanes (HR, IT, Manager) and at least six steps.”
“Draw a BPMN process for a purchase order approval: a start event, submit the request, a manager approval gateway, procurement, rejection, and end events.”
“Draw the OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow as a diagram: a sequence diagram between the user, the browser, the client app, the authorization server and the resource server.”
“Draw a ZenUML sequence diagram of a customer ordering food in a delivery app.”
“Draw a state diagram for the lifecycle of an online order: created, paid, shipped, delivered, cancelled and refunded.”
“Draw a user journey for buying a train ticket online, with how satisfied the traveller is at each step.”
“Draw an event model for booking a hotel room: the screens, commands, events and read models.”
“Draw a data flow diagram for an online store's checkout: the customer, the web app, a payment service, the order database and an email service.”
Software and data
“Draw a UML class diagram for an online store: Customer, Order, OrderItem, Product and Payment, with their main attributes, a few methods and the relationships between them.”
“Draw an ER diagram for a blog: users, posts, comments, tags and a post_tags join table.”
“Draw a use case diagram for an ATM.”
“Draw a C4 container diagram for an online banking system: the customer, a web app, a mobile app, an API application, a database, the mainframe banking system and an email system.”
“Draw a requirement diagram for a door access control system: functional and safety requirements, the components that satisfy them and the tests that verify them.”
“Draw the TCP header as a packet diagram.”
“Draw a git branching diagram: a feature branch for the login page with two commits, a bug fix on main in between, then the merge and a 1.0 release.”
“Draw a UML component diagram of an online shop: web frontend, catalog, cart, order and payment components with their provided and required interfaces, and an external payment provider.”
“Draw a UML deployment diagram of a web application: the user's browser, a load balancer, two application servers running the app, a database server with PostgreSQL, and a Redis cache.”
“Draw an ArchiMate view of an insurance claim process: the customer, the business process to submit and handle a claim, the application services and components that support it, and the technology they run on.”
“Draw the sitemap of a small company website: home, about us with team and careers, products with three product pages, blog, support with FAQ and contact.”
Architecture and infrastructure
“Draw a three-tier web application architecture with a load balancer, two web servers, an application server cluster and a primary database with a read replica.”
“Draw the system architecture of a food delivery app: mobile apps for customers and couriers, an API gateway, order, restaurant, courier and payment services, a message queue between them, and a database per service.”
“Draw the microservices architecture of a ride-sharing app in the dark theme: rider app, driver app, API gateway, trip, pricing, payment and notification services, and a message queue.”
“Draw our CI/CD pipeline: a push to GitHub triggers build, unit tests and a security scan; then deploy to staging, run integration tests, wait for manual approval and deploy to production, with a rollback if the production smoke tests fail.”
“Draw the AWS architecture of a photo-sharing app as a diagram, using CloudFront, S3, API Gateway, Lambda, DynamoDB and Cognito.”
“Draw an Azure architecture for a web app: Front Door, App Service, Azure Functions, Cosmos DB, Blob Storage and Entra ID, using Azure icons.”
“Draw a Google Cloud data pipeline: Pub/Sub, Dataflow, BigQuery, Cloud Storage and Looker, using Google Cloud icons.”
“Draw the Kubernetes deployment of a web shop: an ingress, frontend and API deployments with services, a Redis cache and a PostgreSQL stateful set, using Kubernetes icons.”
“Draw the network diagram of a small office: internet connection, firewall, router, two switches, six workstations, a network printer, a file server and a Wi-Fi access point with laptops.”
“Draw a block diagram of a home Wi-Fi router: power supply, processor, memory, Wi-Fi radios, Ethernet switch and antennas.”
“Draw a highly available AWS deployment across two availability zones: Route 53, an application load balancer, a VPC with public and private subnets in each zone, EC2 instances in an auto scaling group, and an RDS primary database with a standby replica. Use AWS icons.”
“Draw a 42U server rack: a patch panel and two network switches at the top, a firewall, four 1U servers, a 2U storage array and a UPS at the bottom.”
Planning and ideas
“Make a mind map for planning a family vacation.”
“Show the history of the internet as a timeline.”
“Create a Gantt chart for a 3-month website redesign project.”
“Show our sprint as a kanban board. To do: release notes, new screenshots. In progress: login bug, API docs. Done: 1.2.0 release, Docker image.”
“Draw the org chart of a 15-person startup: the CEO; a CTO with two engineering managers who each lead three engineers; a CFO with an accountant; and a COO with a head of sales and a support lead. Use names and job titles.”
“Draw a fishbone diagram of the causes of late deliveries: people, process, equipment, materials, environment and management.”
“Draw a Wardley map for an online tea shop: customer, website, payment, inventory, fulfilment, cloud hosting and power.”
“Show the folder structure of a typical React project as a tree view.”
“Draw a wireframe of a mobile app login screen: logo, email and password fields, a sign-in button, a forgot-password link and social login buttons.”
“Draw a wireframe of a sales dashboard web page: a sidebar menu, a header with search and the user menu, four KPI cards, a line chart, a bar chart and a table of recent orders.”
Engineering and buildings
“Draw a floor plan of a two-bedroom apartment: a living room with an open kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a hallway with the entrance. Show the walls, doors, windows and the main furniture.”
“Draw the seating plan for a wedding reception: eight round tables for eight guests, the head table, a dance floor, the bar, the DJ and the entrance.”
“Draw the circuit diagram of a 5 V power supply: a 230 V transformer, a bridge rectifier, a smoothing capacitor, a 7805 voltage regulator, an output capacitor and an LED with its resistor as a power indicator.”
“Draw a full adder as a logic circuit: inputs A, B and Carry-in, two XOR gates, two AND gates and an OR gate, and the outputs Sum and Carry-out.”
“Draw a P&ID for a simple heating process: a feed tank, a pump, a control valve, a heat exchanger heated by steam and a product tank, with a flow transmitter, a temperature transmitter and a temperature controller.”
“Draw a fault tree for a car that won't start: dead battery, starter failure, no fuel and ignition fault, with their causes and the AND and OR gates.”
Business and strategy
“Make a SWOT analysis for a small neighbourhood coffee shop.”
“Fill in a business model canvas for a meal-kit delivery startup.”
“Draw a product roadmap for 2027 by quarter, with three lanes: mobile app, web app and platform, and two or three items per lane.”
“Draw a sales funnel: 10,000 website visitors, 2,500 leads, 800 qualified leads, 300 proposals and 120 customers, with the conversion rate between the stages.”
Infographics and education
“Make an infographic of the five steps to launch a product: research, design, build, test and launch, each with an icon and a one-line description.”
“Draw Maslow's hierarchy of needs as a pyramid.”
“Draw a concept map of photosynthesis.”
“Draw the water cycle as a diagram for a school class: evaporation, condensation, precipitation and collection, with the sun, clouds, mountains, a lake and the sea.”
“Draw a family tree of three generations: grandparents on both sides, their children with their partners, and four grandchildren. Use first names and birth years.”
Charts
“Make a pie chart of our website traffic sources: search 46%, direct 27%, social 15%, referral 12%.”
“Plot our monthly active users for the first half of 2026 as a bar chart with a trend line: January 12k, February 14k, March 17k, April 21k, May 24k, June 29k.”
“Put these features on an effort/impact quadrant chart: dark mode, single sign-on, PDF export, onboarding tour, audit log.”
“Compare three laptops on a radar chart: performance, battery life, display, weight, price and build quality.”
“Show the energy flows of a home as a Sankey diagram: power from the grid and from solar panels going to heating, hot water, appliances, lighting and charging the electric car.”
“Show our cloud spend by service as a treemap: compute 45%, storage 20%, databases 15%, networking 10%, analytics 7%, other 3%.”
“Draw a Venn diagram of the skills of a data scientist: statistics, programming and domain knowledge.”