Eraser
API DocumentationEraser is a revolutionary tool that takes the complexity out of diagram creation, offering a unique solution to generate diagrams directly from code or natural language. With a capacity to produce a wide array of diagram types, including sequence diagrams, cloud architecture diagrams, entity relationship diagrams, and flow charts, Eraser simplifies the process and caters to a broad spectrum of needs. The tool's innovative approach allows users to receive a PNG file of their diagram and provides a link to a web editor for any necessary modifications, enhancing the user experience with its flexibility. Eraser's ingenuity lies in its ability to interpret '/n' as a new line, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a seamless transition from code or text to a visual representation. The tool is not only a breakthrough in diagram generation but a testament to the power of AI in redefining boundaries and facilitating tasks.
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Example Prompts
Generate a diagram from the following code: ``` def add_numbers(a, b): return a + b ```
Please create a diagram that illustrates the steps to solve a quadratic equation.
Show me a diagram representing the structure of a neural network.
Can you generate a diagram for a flowchart that represents the process of ordering a pizza online?
I need a diagram showing the different layers in the OSI model.
Create a diagram illustrating the life cycle of a butterfly.
Generate a diagram to visualize the steps involved in the water cycle.
Please provide a diagram that demonstrates the stages of mitosis.
Show me a diagram depicting the components of a solar system.
Can you generate a diagram for a state machine representing the behavior of a vending machine?
Description for AI
Eraser will take code or natural language and draw a diagram that represents the input. Eraser can draw various types of diagrams – sequence diagrams, cloud architecture diagrams, entity relationship diagrams, and flow charts. The output is a link to a PNG file and a link to a web editor where the user can modify the diagram. Use '/n' in place of new lines.