Eraser AI

What if your diagrams updated themselves with every code change?

RecommendedEraser AI is a powerful, developer-centric tool that automates technical diagramming and documentation, keeping it in sync with your codebase.

Eraser AI is a platform for engineering teams to create and manage technical diagrams and documentation. It leverages AI to generate and edit diagrams from natural language prompts or code snippets, ensuring documentation stays in sync with codebase changes. The platform supports various diagram types and integrates with popular developer tools.

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Key Features:

AI diagram generation from natural language or code
AI diagram editing and iteration
Diagram-as-code for full editability and version control
Eraserbot for automatic diagram updates from Git repositories
Integration with VS Code, Notion, Confluence, and GitHub

Pros

Software engineers needing to quickly generate and maintain technical diagrams
DevOps teams requiring up-to-date infrastructure-as-code visualizations
Enterprise architects looking to standardize and automate diagram creation

Cons

Free plan has limited AI generations (5 AI diagrams/outlines)
Custom AI outputs and reference architecture integration are enterprise-tier features
Reliance on diagram-as-code might have a learning curve for some users

Pricing

freemiumFree tier

Starting at:$15/mo

Free tier:3 files, 5 AI diagrams/outlines, 7-day version history

Plans

Free: 3 files, 5 AI diagrams, 7-day version history
Starter: $15/member/month (billed annually), unlimited files, 40 AI diagrams, 90-day version history, private files, 20 custom icons, API calls
Business: $45/member/month (billed annually), unlimited files, 250 AI diagrams, unlimited version history, SAML SSO, 100 custom icons, reference diagrams
Enterprise: Contact for pricing, unlimited files, unlimited AI diagrams, unlimited version history, flexible deployments, customer success manager, ACH/wire transfer, usage reporting

Categories:

Code & Development Presentations & Documents Productivity & Workflow

Tags:

diagramming documentation architecture diagrams flowcharts ERD sequence diagrams AI generation diagram-as-code Git integration CI/CD technical design

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Quick Decision

Try if: You need to automate the creation and maintenance of technical diagrams and documentation, especially if your workflow involves Git and other developer tools.

Skip if: You prefer traditional drag-and-drop diagramming tools without code integration or AI assistance, or if your diagramming needs are purely non-technical.

Not for: Individuals who prefer purely manual drag-and-drop diagramming tools without code integration; Teams not working with technical documentation or code-based diagrams

Trust Signals

Users
1,108,389+ requests processed
Team Size
small

Compliance

SOC 2 Type 2 certified

Notable Customers

Palm FinanceChargeflow

Tech Details

Platforms

webapi

Integrations

VS CodeNotionConfluenceGitHubChatGPT (GPT Store)Claude CodeCursorCodexKiro

Open Source

Support

Channels

emailslack community

Company

Name
Eraser Labs, Inc.

Eraser is a docs and diagrams platform for engineering teams, enabling developers to create docs and diagrams at the speed of thought via a minimal UI, keyboard-driven flows, markdown, and diagram-as-code.

FAQ

Can I use Eraser for free?

Yes, the Free plan is for individuals and small teams, allowing up to 3 files and 5 AI diagrams or outlines.

Will Eraser use my data for model training?

No, Eraser will never use user data for training models, nor will its LLM API provider OpenAI.

Does Eraser AI provide an API?

Yes, Eraser AI offers an API for generating AI diagrams, available to Starter, Business, or Enterprise Plan users.

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server?

The Eraser MCP server connects AI coding agents to Eraser, allowing them to generate, create, read, search, and update files, diagrams, folders, and presets in your Eraser workspace through the Model Context Protocol. It supports AI diagram generation and editing, diagram export, and file/folder/preset management.

Use Cases

Software engineers needing to quickly generate and maintain technical diagrams
DevOps teams requiring up-to-date infrastructure-as-code visualizations
Enterprise architects looking to standardize and automate diagram creation