About Eraser
Eraser is an AI assisted diagramming platform for engineering teams. It creates architecture and process diagrams from text, code references or uploaded files.
What it does
You can paste a prompt, reference a code repository or upload a design file, and Eraser builds a diagram you can then edit on a visual canvas. Templates and style presets help keep diagrams consistent across a team, and a chat panel lets you refine the result with follow-up requests.
Key features
- Diagrams generated from text prompts
- Import from files and code repositories
- Visual canvas for manual edits
- Team style presets and templates
- Chat for refining results
Who it's for
Eraser suits software architects, platform engineers and process teams who need clear system diagrams quickly. It also helps teams who keep documentation up to date and want diagrams to follow the same notation and layout rules.
Pricing and good to know
The site invites visitors to try Eraser for free, and it offers demos and enterprise options for larger organizations. Check the pricing page for current plan details. Results depend on the input you give, so clear prompts and well organized source files tend to produce better diagrams.
Highlights
- Diagrams generated from text prompts
- Import from files and code repositories
- Visual canvas for manual edits
- Team style presets and templates
- Chat for refining results
