In the process of software development, it is necessary to draw a flowchart, which can express the software business process more clearly and reduce the deviation of business understanding during the development process. Therefore, the flowchart tool is an indispensable software management tool in the software development process. Today, I would like to share with you some common software flowchart tools. Each tool has its own characteristics, and users can choose the appropriate tool according to their own needs. Beijing Muqi Mobile Technology Co., Ltd., a professional software outsourcing development company, welcomes exchanges and cooperation.
1. Microsoft Visio: Suitable for users who work in Microsoft Office environment. Visio provides a large number of templates and shapes, supports custom data diagrams, can perform batch processing, supports multi-person collaboration, and can be seamlessly integrated with other Microsoft office products.
2. Lucidchart: This is a browser-based online drawing tool that requires no installation and is easy to use. It has a powerful collaboration function, multiple people can edit a flow chart at the same time, and supports rollback of historical versions.
3. Draw.io: It is also a browser-based online drawing tool, which is characterized by powerful functions and completely free. It offers tons of templates, supports exporting to multiple formats, and can save directly to Google Drive or Dropbox.
4. Edraw Max: This is a professional flowchart design software, which contains a large number of preset flowchart templates and flowchart objects, supports one-click style switching, and supports cloud storage and sharing.
5. SmartDraw: This is an automated flowchart tool designed for people who don't understand design. It has a powerful auto-arrangement feature that allows users to focus on content rather than layout issues. In addition to flowcharts, it can also be used to draw various diagrams such as project planning, network design, and interior design.
6. Gliffy: This is an online flowchart tool that can easily draw and share flowcharts on web pages. It provides a large number of sample libraries, and the drag-and-drop operation allows users to easily create flowcharts.
7. yEd: yEd is a stand-alone graphics editor that provides rich features and pretty good graphics processing options. Single-node or multi-node changes can be done just fine, especially multi-node changes that are not offered by the vast majority of other tools.
8. Pencil: is an open source GUI prototyping tool. The biggest feature is that it is open source and free, and you can adjust and modify various settings as you like. The interface is quite simple and easy to use, and novices can get started quickly.