draw.io integrations
In addition to our in-house developed integrations, draw.io has been integrated into a wide variety of third-party platforms, and is available to be deployed as a self-hosted docker application, or used as a stand-alone private diagramming application.
All the different integrations use the same editor - learn how to diagram in one integration and it works the same in all the others.
Official draw.io apps: draw.io makes the apps on this page. Any other app, AI tool or website that uses the draw.io or diagrams.net name is not made or endorsed by draw.io. Read the draw.io trademark guidelines
draw.io Desktop
draw.io desktop is a stand-alone, offline application available for Windows, macOS and Linux. This is ideal if you want the enhanced security of a desktop application with no reliance on an internet connection. Get the desktop app today
On a Chromebook, use the draw.io Chrome app.
Online at app.diagrams.net
Create, edit and view diagrams using our free diagramming application online at app.diagrams.net. You can also use it as a diagram viewer for files created by another diagramming tool.
Mobile diagramming: Add a web link to app.diagrams.net on your mobile device's home screen to diagram on-the-go. The Minimal and Sketch editor themes are great for mobile devices.
Flexible file storage: Store your diagrams where you need them - on Google Drive, OneDrive or SharePoint, GitHub, or on your local device.
Self-hosted, secure, container-deployable
draw.io is designed to be easy to configure and fast to deploy in a container.
Add-ons for office applications
Google Drive add-on for Google Workspace and Classroom: draw.io lets you store your diagram files in Google Drive and work with them in using the draw.io Google Workspace app. This app also works in Google Classroom
See how to use the draw.io add-ons for Google Drive
Google Docs, Sheets and Slides add-on: The draw.io add-on for Google Docs, Sheets and Slides inserts diagrams from your Google Drive into your files as images. When you change a diagram, update its image from the add-on menu.
Microsoft SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams and Office 365 integrations: draw.io Diagram Editor, available in the Microsoft Marketplace, lets you display and edit diagrams directly on your SharePoint pages. draw.io works with OneDrive and SharePoint for diagram file storage. An Office 365 app is available for Word, Powerpoint and Excel. The draw.io app for Microsoft Teams adds diagrams to a tab in your team or to a chat message. Your team can edit the diagrams together, and they are stored in OneDrive or SharePoint.
GitHub app
The draw.io app for GitHub lets you authorise access to individual repositories, improving upon the older OAuth authorisation method if you need more granular control over repository access.
Notion integration
With the draw.io for Notion extension in the chrome web store, you can embed and edit diagrams directly within your Notion pages. This browser extension works in Google Chrome, Opera and Microsoft Edge.
Atlassian Confluence and Jira
The draw.io apps for Confluence and Jira are available via the Atlassian Marketplace. draw.io for Confluence is the highest-rated app on the Atlassian Marketplace.
- Enterprise file management support: When your company doesn't want to store diagrams inside the Confluence or Jira instance, the draw.io apps can integrate with Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive.
- Flexible customisation: Administrators can customise many aspects to make it easier for your employees to diagram: templates, AI diagram generation, custom shape libraries, colour palettes and styles to match a corporate image. Even the user interface can be customised.
- Easy migration: If you have many Gliffy and/or LucidChart OnPrem diagrams in your Confluence instances, you can convert all of these to draw.io diagrams with one click in the app administration section.
AI assistants
Describe a diagram in Claude, ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Codex or Antigravity, and get an editable draw.io diagram. The draw.io MCP server and plugins show diagrams in the chat, create .drawio files in your project, or open them in the draw.io editor.
Third-party integrations
Other companies and open-source projects have built draw.io into their wikis, office suites and developer tools. Some cloud and network tools export your infrastructure as draw.io diagrams. See the third-party integrations