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Turn any text into a flowchart

Paste meeting notes, a process description, or an email thread. Neural Summary finds the flows inside and draws them as clean, presentation-ready diagrams. Free, no account needed.

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How it works

Paste your text

Meeting notes, a transcript, an email thread. Messy is fine: the generator extracts structure, it does not require it.

Pick a flow

One AI pass finds up to three distinct flows in your text and renders the best one immediately. The others are one click away.

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Style and export

Choose a theme and direction, refine with plain language, then copy the image or download PNG, SVG, PDF, or Mermaid code.

From text to flowchart: an example

You do not need to describe a diagram; describe the process. Here is a sentence the way someone would actually say it in a meeting, and the flowchart the generator draws from it.

The text

“New requests come in through the form. Support checks whether it is a bug; bugs go straight to engineering, everything else gets a reply within a day.”

The flowchart

That is the whole workflow: text in, flowchart out. The same pass handles longer inputs, like the notes of a process-mapping meeting, and turns them into flowcharts, sequence diagrams, or timelines you can refine and export.

Take your flowchart anywhere

Every diagram is standard Mermaid under the hood. Copy the code and paste it into Notion, GitHub, GitLab, or Confluence: it stays a real, editable diagram there. Rather have a picture? Copy the image straight into Slack or your slides.

Frequently asked questions

Is this flowchart generator really free?
Yes. You get 3 generations a day without an account, and the full result every time: no blurred previews. A free Neural Summary account raises that to 10 a day with AI refinements and saved diagrams, and Pro removes the limits entirely.
What kind of text can I paste?
Anything that describes how something works or should happen: meeting notes, a transcript excerpt, a process description, or an email thread, up to 15,000 characters. The generator identifies the flows inside the text; it does not need clean, structured input.
What diagram types can it produce?
Flowcharts for processes and decisions, sequence diagrams for handovers between people or teams, and timelines for phased plans. When your text contains more than one flow, you get up to three diagrams to choose from.
How do I convert text to a flowchart?
Paste the text above and generate. The AI reads the text, finds the sequence of steps and decisions inside it, and draws them as a flowchart: no drag-and-drop, no shapes to place by hand. It works with plain descriptions ("first we review the ticket, then QA checks it, if it fails it goes back") as well as with meeting notes and transcripts.
Can I edit the diagram after it is generated?
Yes. Switch between three themes and two directions instantly, refine it with a plain-language instruction ("split step three into two"), or copy the Mermaid code and edit it anywhere Mermaid is supported, including Notion, GitHub, and Confluence.
How do I export the flowchart?
Copy it straight to your clipboard as an image, copy the Mermaid source code, or download it as PNG, SVG, or PDF. Exports are generated in your browser, so your text never leaves the page for exporting.

Curious why diagrams beat text notes after a meeting? Read why a picture is worth a thousand words after a meeting. More free tools live on the tools hub. Want the full engine? Neural Summary turns entire meeting recordings into action items, summaries, and diagrams automatically: how it works.

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