Flow Chart

Flow charts use standardized shapes and arrows to represent processes, decisions, and data flows. They are fundamental tools for documenting workflows, algorithms, and business processes, making complex sequences easy to understand and communicate.

Example Visualization

Flow chart showing user registration process with decision points

Try this prompt

"Create a flow chart illustrating a 'User Registration and Email Verification' process for a web application. Include these steps: Start → 'Enter Email & Password' → Decision: 'Valid Format?' (Yes/No) → If No: 'Show Error' → loop back → If Yes: 'Check if Email Exists' → Decision: 'Already Registered?' → If Yes: 'Redirect to Login' → If No: 'Create Account' → 'Send Verification Email' → 'Wait for Click' → Decision: 'Link Clicked within 24h?' → If No: 'Expire Token' → If Yes: 'Activate Account' → 'Redirect to Dashboard' → End. Use standard flowchart shapes: rectangles for processes, diamonds for decisions, rounded rectangles for start/end. Color-code: green for success paths, red for error paths, blue for user actions."

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Python Code Example

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Common Use Cases

1Process documentation
2Algorithm visualization
3Decision tree mapping
4User journey flows

Pro Tips

Use standard shapes (rectangles, diamonds, ovals)

Keep flow direction consistent

Number steps for reference