CloudDiagram AI

Fast and efficient prompt to cloud architecture diagram generation.

Tip:To get AI to improve or modify your diagram, provide detailed descriptions of your architecture. Include specific components, their connections, and how they interact with each other. The more comprehensive details you provide, the better quality diagram you'll receive.
Current Limitations:

Hybrid and multi-cloud diagrams are not supported
Focus on a single cloud provider (AWS, Azure, or GCP) per diagram
Available diagram resources are limited to those supported by the diagrams library https://diagrams.mingrammer.com/docs/getting-started/examples

How to generate an AI diagram

Follow these simple steps to create a professional cloud architecture diagram in seconds:

1Describe your architecture in plain English (e.g., "A 3-tier web app with load balancer, 2 app servers, and a database").
2Select your cloud provider (AWS, Azure, or GCP) from the dropdown.
3Click "Generate" to let AI create your diagram and code instantly.
4Download your diagram in your preferred format (PNG, SVG, PDF, etc.) or copy the code for further editing.
5Iterate: Paste the generated code back in to refine or expand your diagram with AI.

Example Diagrams

GCP Simple Web App

A load-balanced web tier on Compute Engine connects to Cloud SQL and Cloud Storage.

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Step-by-step guide on generating a cloud architecture diagram

Write a clear prompt describing your cloud architecture. While a simple one-liner works, the best results come from prompts that are 3-4 sentences long. Start by listing the main resources and any logical or network groupings (like VPCs, subnets, microservices, or resource groups).
Describe how the components connect and interact. Outline the flow of data or requests through your system (e.g., “A user uploads a file to the web application, which stores it in object storage and triggers a compute function”).
Generate your diagram using the completed prompt.
Refine your diagram with follow-up prompts. You can iteratively improve the diagram by providing additional instructions or edits.
Manually adjust the layout using the diagram editor’s GUI controls for the perfect presentation (if supported).

Tips for generating cloud diagrams:

If you’re short on time, paste relevant excerpts from docs, transcripts, or code (like CloudFormation, Terraform, Pulumi, ARM, or Bicep) instead of writing a prompt from scratch.
Collaborate with an AI assistant to help list out resources and describe the data flow for a more complete prompt.