AI Class Generation
Describe your system in plain text and get a complete class diagram with attributes, methods, and relationships generated automatically.
Chart & Visualization Tools
Describe your domain model in plain language and get a ready-made class diagram with classes, attributes, methods, and relationships. Perfect for architects, developers, and analysts.
Features
Purpose-built for UML class diagrams — from simple entities to complex domain architectures.
Describe your system in plain text and get a complete class diagram with attributes, methods, and relationships generated automatically.
Model inheritance, composition, aggregation, association, dependency, realization, and link relationships with accurate arrow notation.
Mark classes as Interface, Abstract, Enumeration, or Service to communicate design intent clearly across your team.
Set public, private, protected, or package visibility on each attribute and method with proper UML notation rendered automatically.
Add cardinality annotations (1, 0..1, 1..*, *) to relationships so multiplicity constraints are clearly visible in your domain model.
Navigate large, complex class diagrams with smooth zoom and pan controls — keep every class readable at any scale.
Data input
Type a plain-language description of your domain and the AI builds a complete class diagram automatically.
Add classes, set stereotypes (interface, abstract, enum), and configure each member with type and visibility.
Connect classes with inheritance, composition, aggregation, association, and dependency arrows with cardinality labels.
Paste your data model or schema and let the AI translate it into a structured class diagram instantly.
Share
Download crisp, high-resolution diagrams ready for technical docs, slide decks, or design specs.
Get a shareable link and send your domain model diagram to teammates or stakeholders instantly.
Add your class diagram directly to wikis, Notion, Confluence, or any website using a simple embed code.
Drop exported diagrams into PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Figma for polished architecture reviews.
MakeCharts is a free, AI-powered charting tool built for clarity and speed. The domain model diagram maker lets you create UML class diagrams without installing software or learning complex notation. Describe your system and get a diagram in seconds.
Workflow
Type a plain-language description of your system — the entities, their attributes, and how they relate to each other.
The AI generates a full domain model diagram. Add or edit classes, update member types and visibility, and adjust relationships as needed.
Download your class diagram as PNG or SVG, share a link, or embed it directly into your documentation.
Use cases
Model the core entities of a new system before writing a single line of code. Align the team on structure and responsibilities early.
Translate business rules into a structured domain model that developers and stakeholders can both understand and validate.
Create clear, annotated class diagrams to illustrate OOP principles, design patterns, and domain-driven design concepts.
Use class diagrams to plan entities, attributes, and associations before translating them into database tables and foreign keys.
Templates
Ready-to-use UML class diagram template for classroom management systems. Map teachers, students, courses, grades, and attendance visually. Free to edit.
Data Classification Framework Class Diagram TemplateclassdiagramVisualize your data classification framework with a UML class diagram. Map assets, access policies, retention rules, and audit trails in one view.
Object Oriented Design Template: UML Class DiagramclassdiagramFree OOP class diagram template with inheritance, interfaces, and relationships for a library management system. Customize and export instantly.
UML Class Diagram TemplateclassdiagramDesign clear UML class diagrams with this ready-to-use template. Visualize classes, attributes, methods, and relationships instantly. Free to use online.
Inheritance Hierarchy Class Diagram TemplateclassdiagramVisualize OOP inheritance with this UML class diagram template. Map abstract classes, subclasses, and overridden methods in minutes. Free and ready to use.
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Comparison
Purpose-built AI generation vs. manual diagram editors.
FAQ
A domain model diagram (also called a UML class diagram) shows the key entities in a system, their attributes, methods, and how they relate to each other. It is used in software design, business analysis, and database planning to align teams on the structure of a system before building it.
You describe your domain in plain English — mentioning the main entities and how they connect. The AI interprets your description and generates a complete class diagram with classes, typed attributes, methods with visibility, and UML relationship arrows. You can then edit everything manually to match your exact needs.
Yes. MakeCharts handles all UML notation for you. You use plain-language forms to add classes, members, and relationships, and the diagram renders the correct arrows, visibility symbols, and cardinality labels automatically. No UML knowledge required to get started.
The tool supports all standard UML relationships: inheritance, composition, aggregation, association, dependency, realization, link, and dashed link. Each renders with the correct arrowhead style, and you can add cardinality labels and optional relationship names to any connection.
Yes. Each class in your domain model diagram can be tagged with a stereotype: Interface, Abstract, Enumeration, Service, or none. Stereotypes appear in guillemet notation ('«interface»') on the diagram, following standard UML conventions.
Yes, the core tool is free with no sign-up required. You can create and export class diagrams immediately. AI-powered generation is available on free accounts with limited credits. Paid plans provide more AI credits and advanced export options.
Yes. Once your domain model diagram is ready, you can download it as a high-resolution PNG for documents and presentations, or as a scalable SVG for use in design tools, websites, and technical documentation.
In the class editor, click 'Add Member' on any class. Set the member name, type, and visibility (public, private, protected, or package). Toggle 'Is Method' to mark it as a method, then optionally add a return type and flag it as static or abstract.
Yes. Domain model diagrams are a natural fit for planning relational database schemas. You can model tables as classes, columns as attributes with data types, and foreign key relationships using association or composition arrows with cardinality labels.
Yes. The diagram view supports zoom and pan navigation, making it easy to explore large class diagrams with dozens of classes. You can enable zoom in the Interaction Settings panel and navigate the full diagram without losing readability.
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