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Add attributes and methods with name, type, visibility (public, private, protected, package), and static or abstract flags — just like a real UML spec.
Chart & Visualization Tools
Create professional UML class diagrams with classes, attributes, methods, and relationships. Describe your system in plain language and let AI build the diagram for you.
Features
From simple object models to complex domain architectures — all in one tool.
Add attributes and methods with name, type, visibility (public, private, protected, package), and static or abstract flags — just like a real UML spec.
Model inheritance, composition, aggregation, association, dependency, realization, and more with accurate UML arrow notations.
Tag classes as Interface, Abstract, Enumeration, or Service to communicate design intent at a glance.
Define multiplicity on each relationship end (1, 0..1, 1..*, *) so readers understand the exact object associations.
Navigate large, complex class hierarchies smoothly with built-in zoom and pan controls — no clutter, just clarity.
Describe your domain model in plain English and get a complete UML class diagram with classes, members, and relationships in seconds.
Data input
Manually add classes, define their members, and wire up relationships using the intuitive editor.
Write a plain-language description of your system and let AI generate the full class diagram instantly.
Copy a list of classes and properties from your notes or docs and refine the structure in the editor.
Import CSV or structured data files to bootstrap your class diagram from existing documentation.
Share
Export crisp, high-resolution images for wikis, presentations, and technical documentation.
Generate a shareable URL so teammates can view or fork your class diagram instantly.
Drop an embed code into Confluence, Notion, or any website to keep diagrams live alongside your docs.
Grab the diagram image in one click and paste it directly into Slack, Jira, or email.
MakeCharts built this tool so developers, architects, and educators can create clear UML class diagrams without fighting complex software. Describe your system or build it manually — either way, you get a professional diagram in minutes. It is free, browser-based, and designed to get out of your way.
Workflow
Type a plain-language description of your domain model, or manually add classes and their members using the editor.
Add typed attributes and methods with visibility modifiers. Connect classes using inheritance, composition, aggregation, or other UML relationship types.
Download your UML class diagram as a PNG or SVG, share a link with your team, or embed it directly in your technical documentation.
Use cases
Map out your object-oriented architecture visually before writing a single line of code, catching design issues early.
Reverse-document legacy codebases and living systems so new team members can understand the structure at a glance.
Create clear, annotated class diagrams to teach inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism, and OOP design patterns.
Communicate the shape of your data and business logic to product managers, QA engineers, and stakeholders without a coding background.
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
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FAQ
A UML class diagram is a structural diagram in the Unified Modeling Language (UML) that shows a system's classes, their attributes and methods, and the relationships between them. It is the most commonly used diagram in object-oriented software design and is used to model domain logic, document architecture, and plan code structure.
Yes. You can create, customize, and download UML class diagrams completely free — no sign-up required. The free plan includes all core class diagram features: classes, members, relationships, and PNG export. AI-powered generation is also available free with limited credits on every account.
Absolutely. Just describe your system or domain model in plain English — for example, 'a library system with Book, Author, and Member classes' — and the AI will generate a complete UML class diagram with attributes, methods, and appropriate relationships. You can then refine the result in the editor.
The tool supports all standard UML relationship types: Inheritance, Composition, Aggregation, Association, Dependency, Realization, Link, and Dashed Link. You can also add cardinality labels (like 1, 0..1, 1..*, *) and optional text labels to each relationship.
Use the member editor inside each class. For each member you can set the name, type, visibility (public, private, protected, or package), and toggle whether it is a method, static, or abstract. Return types can also be specified for methods. The diagram updates instantly as you edit.
Yes. Each class can be tagged with a stereotype: Interface, Abstract, Enumeration, Service, or none. Stereotypes appear in the diagram using standard UML notation, making it easy to distinguish between concrete classes, interfaces, and enumerations at a glance.
Free users can download their UML class diagram as a high-quality PNG — suitable for presentations, wikis, and documentation. Paid plans add SVG export for fully scalable, editable vector output. All plans support copying the diagram to clipboard and sharing via link.
Yes. The tool supports zoom and pan navigation, making it easy to work with large diagrams containing many classes. You can add as many classes, members, and relationships as your model requires. For very large systems, the AI generator can scaffold the structure quickly, which you then refine.
No prior UML knowledge is required. The editor guides you through adding classes, members, and relationships with plain-language labels. If you want AI to handle the notation entirely, just describe your system and the tool will apply the correct UML conventions automatically.
Yes. Plus and Pro plan users can generate an embed code to insert live diagrams directly into Confluence, Notion, or any website that supports iframes. Alternatively, export as PNG or SVG and attach the image directly to any documentation tool.
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