Code to Flowchart visualizes code into flowcharts and diagrams using AI, for developers, students, and teams.
Code to Flowchart visualizes and explains program logic by transforming code into interactive visual diagrams. It targets developers, students, and teams who want to understand and communicate code structure more clearly. The tool analyzes code and generates diagrams that help users grasp flow and relationships in their programs, across multiple languages and paradigms.
Code to Flowchart accepts pasted or dropped code from any language and uses AI to parse structure and logic flow. It creates an interactive diagram instantly, supporting users as they inspect, modify, and export the diagrams. The workflow is designed to be fast, producing a visual representation suitable for exploration and documentation.
The product supports several diagram types, including flow, sequence, class, and user journey, and allows users to export diagrams as PNG, SVG, or PDF files. It also offers AI-powered explanations of code to aid understanding. There is a note that user code is not stored; the system processes it to generate the diagram and discards it afterward.
The pricing page presents different license options, including a starter one-time plan, an unlimited lifetime option, and a monthly subscription. It also states a free tier with limited daily usage and mentions upgrades for unlimited access, with payments processed securely and refunds not offered.
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