PDF to diagram

Free accounts support 10 MB per file and 3 attachments per message; Starter supports 20 MB and 5 attachments; PRO supports 25 MB and 10 attachments. Storage limits also apply. See pricing for plan details. Document pages per message are limited to 10 on Free, 50 on Starter and 100 on PRO. Sign in to upload a PDF. Selecting a page range in your prompt does not reduce the uploaded document size; split oversized documents before uploading.

Name the section or page range and the intended audience. A management overview and an implementation diagram use different detail even when they come from the same source. Specify the diagrams you need rather than expecting one output for every page.

For a long brief, ask for a system overview plus a detailed flow for the area under review. The page count is an input limit, not an instruction about the number of output diagrams.

A text PDF exposes readable characters; a scanned page requires visual interpretation. Mixed files can contain both. Small footnotes, multi-column reading order, rotated tables and faint scans can change what is understood. Check important labels and numerical values against the original page.

If the document contradicts itself, preserve the ambiguity in the conversation and resolve it explicitly. A confident-looking diagram does not prove that the source was consistent.

Check that each major node and relationship comes from the selected material or from a clarification you supplied. Separate the source’s current process from any improvement you asked the agent to propose. Save the reviewed version before exporting it.

For a single screenshot instead of a document, use image to diagram. The first-diagram guide walks through scope, review and revision.