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MarkDone turns Mermaid syntax into a clean PDF with live preview, so you can export flowcharts, sequence diagrams, ERDs, class diagrams, Gantt charts, and Markdown documents that contain Mermaid blocks. The converter runs in your browser, which keeps private architecture notes, API flows, product diagrams, and process maps on your device.
Use it for flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, state diagrams, entity relationship diagrams, Gantt charts, and common Mermaid blocks used in engineering notes, product specs, and technical documentation.
A PDF is easier to archive, print, attach to tickets, share with non-technical teammates, and keep next to written documentation. MarkDone keeps the Mermaid source editable while giving you a document-style export instead of a manual screenshot workflow.
Paste a diagram block by itself when you only need the visual, or keep it inside a larger Markdown document when the PDF should include the explanation around it.
```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant Client participant API participant Queue Client->>API: POST /exports API->>Queue: create PDF job Queue-->>API: job complete API-->>Client: download link ```
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Export system diagrams for pull requests, onboarding pages, API handoff notes, incident reviews, database sketches, release plans, and decision records. The page is focused on visual Mermaid output, while the Markdown converter is better for prose-heavy documents.
When a diagram belongs inside a longer document, put it in a fenced mermaid block and export the full Markdown file. For prose-heavy exports, use Markdown to PDF for complete documents containing Mermaid diagrams.
Keep large systems split into smaller diagrams, use short labels, avoid extremely wide left-to-right flows, and check the preview before downloading. Smaller focused diagrams usually make better PDFs than one giant system map. Learn how to avoid cropped or blurry PDF exports.
For slides, documents, and image sharing, use Mermaid to PNG with selectable pixel resolution. For scalable graphics with a transparent background, use Mermaid to SVG for websites and design workflows. All three formats are available in the same export menu; PDF keeps the document-focused output described on this page.
No. Mermaid to PDF conversion runs locally in your browser. Your diagram source stays on your device.
MarkDone supports common Mermaid syntax including flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, state diagrams, entity relationship diagrams, and Gantt charts.
Yes. Add a fenced mermaid code block inside Markdown, preview the full document, and export the diagram together with headings, text, tables, and code blocks.
Keep each diagram focused, avoid extremely wide flows, use clear node labels, and check the live preview before exporting. Large systems usually work better as several smaller diagrams.
A PDF is easier to share, print, archive, and include with written documentation. MarkDone lets you keep the Mermaid source and export the rendered diagram without a screenshot workflow.