Architecture decision records
Attach the rendered class diagram so reviewers see the proposed structure without reading Mermaid source.
Class diagram PNG export · free, no watermark
Paste Mermaid class diagram code, preview the structure, and export a clean PNG for architecture docs, ADRs, and coursework. Everything renders locally in your browser — no upload, no watermark.
No signup · No watermark · Local browser rendering · Transparent background · 1x / 2x / 4x output
Export controls activate after your diagram renders locally.
Class diagrams compress a system's shape into one picture, and that picture is usually needed where Mermaid doesn't run — design docs, PDFs, wikis, and lecture slides. Exporting to PNG freezes the structure into an image every reader can open.
Attach the rendered class diagram so reviewers see the proposed structure without reading Mermaid source.
Export a clean PNG or PDF of the model for submissions and study material — no UML tool required.
Ship a static image next to the code so the page renders identically for every reader, plugin or not.
The sample above uses the tokens most class diagrams need. Relationship arrows are the vocabulary reviewers read first — pick the one that matches the real ownership.
Use direction LR so deep inheritance chains spread across the image instead of stacking into a tall column.
Export at 2x or 4x so member text inside boxes stays legible after the image lands in docs.
SVG keeps member text perfectly sharp in platforms that accept it; PNG is the safe default.
FAQ
Paste your classDiagram code into the editor above, check the preview, then click Download PNG. Set the background, theme, and scale before exporting — all in the browser, nothing uploaded.
Yes. PNG, SVG, JPG, WebP, and PDF exports are all free, with no signup and no watermark.
Member text is small, so resizing hurts most. Export at 2x for documentation and 4x for slides so class boxes and arrows stay sharp.
PNG for compatibility, SVG for zoomable design docs, PDF for print. Deep hierarchies benefit from 2x or higher regardless of format.
No. The renderer runs locally in your browser — no Java, no Node.js, no install. Paste the code and download the image.