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Pie Chart Maker is a free online tool for creating pie charts. Users enter labels and values, and can configure options such as background color, legend position, pie hole for a doughnut chart, 3D display and slice text. Charts can be downloaded as jpg, png or svg files.
DiagramGPT is an AI diagram generator created by Eraser that generates diagrams from text prompts. Five diagram types are available: flow charts, entity relationship diagrams, cloud architecture diagrams, sequence diagrams and BPMN diagrams. Generated diagrams can be edited in Eraser. An API is available only to Starter, Business and Enterprise Plan teams.
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draw.io is a free diagramming application for drawing technical diagrams and web-based sketching. Diagrams can be stored in online storage platforms, a browser, a local device, or offline with a standalone desktop app. It integrates with platforms including Atlassian Confluence and Jira, Google applications, GitHub, GitLab, Microsoft applications and Notion.
Gephi is free, open-source software for network visualization and analysis. It is available as a desktop application and as Gephi Lite in the browser. It includes algorithms for community detection, centrality measures and clustering, multiple layout algorithms, appearance customization and image exports. The source code is released under the GPL license.
LineGraphMaker is an online tool for creating line graphs. Users add a title and axis labels, enter data labels and values separated by commas, adjust line tension, set axis scale and grid lines, and download the graph as a JPG or PNG file.
