Animated Flowchart Maker

Turn a process into motion. Pick a finished template, type your steps, and export an animated flowchart for a deck, a doc, an onboarding video or a social post. Nodes reveal one at a time with the connectors drawing between them. Free, no signup, no watermark.

What you can make

Product & onboarding explainers

Walk someone through a signup, checkout or approval flow one step at a time. A static diagram asks people to find the entry point themselves; an animated one shows them the order.

Decks & presentations

Drop an animated process or decision tree onto a slide in PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote. Export an MP4 or GIF sized for 16:9, with the reveal paced to talk over.

Docs, wikis & runbooks

Export a lightweight SVG that stays crisp at any size and animates with no JavaScript — paste it straight into a docs page, a README or a Notion embed.

Technical marketing & social

Show how a system, pipeline or workflow fits together in a few seconds. Every template composes for vertical and square as well as widescreen — the layout is rebuilt for the frame, not letterboxed.

Flowchart animation styles

• Animated process flow — The most common flowchart there is — a straight run of steps from start to finish. Each step pops in and the connector draws on to the next, so the order reads itself.
• Animated decision tree — A question in a diamond, then two labelled paths that reveal at the same moment so neither outcome looks like the default. Both branches can rejoin a shared ending.
• Animated swimlane diagram — Cross-functional flows, where the interesting part is the handoff. Lanes wipe in first, then each step lands in its owner's lane and the connector hops across.
• Animated org chart — A hierarchy that builds outward from the top. Each level's connectors draw first and the people land after, so the tree grows rather than simply appearing.
• Animated cycle diagram — For processes with no end — build-measure-learn, plan-do-check-act, a growth loop. Arcs draw around the ring in order and the last one closes back to the first.
• Animated timeline — A roadmap where the line grows across the frame and each milestone pops at the moment the line reaches it — so the pacing carries the sense of time passing.

Frequently asked questions

Is the animated flowchart maker free?

Yes. Every template, every export format and every customisation is free, with no signup and no watermark. Server-rendered video (MP4, GIF, WebM) is limited to 10 renders an hour per person; SVG and PNG are unlimited and export instantly in your browser.

What kinds of flowchart can I make?

Six: a process flow, a decision tree with Yes/No branches, a swimlane (cross-functional) diagram, an org chart, a cycle or loop diagram, and a timeline or roadmap. Each ships in three styles, and every one animates.

How do I change the steps?

Type them. Each template has a simple list of steps you can edit, reorder, add to and remove from — the layout re-flows automatically, so you never position a box or draw a connector yourself.

Can I export the flowchart as a video?

Yes — MP4, GIF and animated WebM (with a transparent background option) all render server-side. You can also download an animated SVG, a still PNG, or copy the code as an HTML page or a React component.

Will the animated SVG work in my own site or docs?

Yes. The SVG is entirely self-contained: the animation is pure CSS keyframes with no JavaScript, and the font is embedded. Paste it into a page, a README or a docs embed and it animates on its own.

Can I make it vertical for TikTok, Reels or Stories?

Yes. Pick the 9:16 or 1:1 frame and the diagram is laid out again for that shape rather than being letterboxed — a wide swimlane transposes into vertical lanes, and a long process flow becomes a column.