Schema documentation
Put the rendered data model next to the tables it describes so every reader sees the same relationships.
ER diagram PNG export · free, no watermark
Paste Mermaid ER diagram code, preview the schema, and export a clean PNG for data-model docs, migration pull requests, and database coursework. 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.
ER diagrams live where Mermaid code is least likely to run — database docs, migration pull requests, and PDFs for class. A PNG export keeps the cardinality notation readable for every reader, no plugin or local install required.
Put the rendered data model next to the tables it describes so every reader sees the same relationships.
Attach the before-or-after ER diagram so reviewers check cardinality changes without rendering code.
Export a clean PNG or PDF of the model for assignments and study notes — no dedicated CASE tool needed.
The sample above is a complete little schema. Cardinality is written on both sides of the relationship line — the left symbol says how many of the left entity, the right how many of the right.
Crow's-foot notation is small — export at 2x so relationship symbols stay unambiguous in docs.
Drop attribute blocks and keep entity names for a lighter overview diagram, then export that.
SVG keeps entity text sharp in platforms that accept vector; PNG is the compatible default.
FAQ
Paste your erDiagram code into the editor above, check the preview, then click Download PNG. Background, theme, and scale are set before export, and everything runs locally in your browser.
Yes. Pick a transparent background preset before downloading — the exported PNG has real alpha transparency.
Yes. All exports — PNG, SVG, JPG, WebP, PDF — are free, with no signup and no watermark.
Long attribute lists widen entities and squeeze relationship labels. Shorten attribute names, drop types, or export at 2x so notation stays readable.
PNG at 2x for docs and PRs, SVG for zoomable design docs, PDF for print submissions.