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Google Docs™ Add-on

Code to diagram in seconds.

Write Mermaid syntax in Google Docs™, render it as a polished image. Everything stays in your browser.

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Data collected
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Client-side
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Diagram types
Features

Built for speed and privacy.

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Auto-detect & Render

Scans your entire document for Mermaid code blocks and renders them all as high-quality images in one click. No manual work.

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Live Editor

Side-by-side editor with instant preview and syntax highlighting.

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Insert or Replace

Add diagram images after your code, or swap out the code block.

One-click for Everything

No setup, no config. Install the add-on, open your doc, and render — it just works. Updates to Mermaid syntax are supported automatically.

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Zero Data Collection

No analytics. No cookies. No telemetry. No servers. Your documents never leave your browser — rendering is 100% client-side via mermaid.js. The only external request is loading the mermaid.js library from jsDelivr.

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Templates

Jump-start with flowcharts, sequences, ER diagrams, and more.

In Action

See it in action.

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Getting Started

Two ways to create diagrams.

Auto-render from your doc

Already have Mermaid code? Render everything in one click.

Have Mermaid syntax

Write your diagram code inside a code block in your Google Doc.

Run the renderer

Extensions → Mermaid Toolkit → Render All Mermaid Snippets. Every diagram gets rendered.

Insert into your document

Preview each diagram, then click Insert or Replace. Done.

Use the built-in editor

Write diagrams from scratch with live preview and templates.

Open the editor

Extensions → Mermaid Toolkit → Insert Mermaid Diagram.

Write and preview

Write or paste Mermaid syntax on the left, see the live preview update on the right.

Insert into your document

Pick a template to get started quickly, then click Insert at Cursor.

Heads up: The first line of your code block must be a diagram type keyword.
Do
graph TD
%% comments after line 1 are ok!
A --> B
B --> C
C --> D
Don't
%% this breaks detection!
graph TD
A --> B
B --> C
C --> D