ProcessOn

ProcessOn is a Chinese online diagramming platform for flowcharts, mind maps, UML, and architecture diagrams, with AI helpers that generate and tidy visuals.

Overview

ProcessOn serves anyone who must make complex logic visible: product managers draw flows, developers sketch architectures and UML, teachers and students build mind maps. The editor ships with templates and shape libraries tuned for Chinese business contexts, and multiple people can edit the same canvas with comments. AI features generate mind-map skeletons from a description, clean up node copy, and reorganize structures, lowering the cost of starting from a blank canvas. Work exports to images, PDF, and editable formats, or shares as links.

During design reviews, the multiplayer canvas meaningfully cuts communication costs — everyone annotates and comments on the same diagram instead of emailing versions around. AI-generated map skeletons are a fast way to start brainstorming before manual refinement, and the template community lets newcomers begin from proven examples.

Key Features

• Flowcharts, mind maps, UML, ER diagrams, and more
• AI-generated diagram skeletons and node copy refinement
• Real-time multiplayer editing with commenting
• Large library of Chinese and industry templates
• Export to image, PDF, and editable file formats
• Embedding in web pages and documents for presentations
• Version history plus precision tools like alignment and snapping
• Advanced business diagrams including Gantt and swimlanes

During design reviews, multiplayer editing and inline comments keep discussion on the canvas rather than scattered across chat logs. AI skeletons cut the time to first draft dramatically, and export plus embedding options let finished diagrams drop into proposals and web pages with little maintenance overhead.

Pricing

The free plan limits file count and shapes; membership unlocks unlimited files, AI credits, advanced exports, and team collaboration.

Who Is It For

Chinese product managers, developers, teachers, and students who diagram frequently. It suits Chinese teams that need complex processes made visible.