Beginner’s Guide
How to Use AI Draw — From Words to a Finished Diagram in 2 Minutes
AI Draw turns plain language into clean, editable diagrams — flowcharts, UML, cloud architecture, org charts and more. No drawing skills needed.
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Open AI Draw
Go to aidraw.easyaccesspdf.com in your browser — nothing to install, no account needed. On your first visit a short welcome dialog shows you the three basics; close it and you land on the chat panel with quick examples.
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Describe your diagram
Type what you want in plain language — for example
a 5-step PDF review workfloworsequence diagram of a user login flow. You can also upload an image, screenshot or PDF of an existing diagram and ask AI Draw to replicate it. -
Watch it draw
Within seconds the diagram appears on the draw.io canvas on the left (on mobile: the Canvas tab at the bottom). Every element is a real, editable draw.io shape — not a picture.
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Refine it conversationally
Keep chatting to adjust the result:
add an approval branch after step 3,use AWS icons,make the layout horizontal. Each message updates the same diagram — no starting over. -
Export anywhere
Export from the canvas menu as PNG or SVG for documents and wikis, or save the .drawio source file and keep editing in any draw.io-compatible tool. Your work is never locked in.
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Free tier, BYOK and Pro Pass
The free tier gives you 5 diagrams a day — no account needed. Power users can enter their own AI API key (BYOK) in Settings for unlimited use, or get a Pro Pass for $9.90 / 30 days: after checkout you receive an access code by email — enter it in Settings and the daily cap lifts.
Tips for better diagrams
- Name the diagram type if you have one in mind — “flowchart”, “sequence diagram”, “org chart”, “AWS architecture”.
- List the steps or components in order; AI Draw keeps left-to-right and top-to-bottom structure faithful to your description.
- Refine in small steps. One change per message (“add a database”, “rename step 2 to Review”) works better than one long paragraph.
Draw your first diagram now
Free — 5 diagrams a day, no account, no credit card.