Why should I create diagrams and flows in an online whiteboard instead of slides?

Presentation tools aren’t designed for building diagrams, so teams have to manually create shapes and connectors within tight margins. FigJam’s open, collaborative canvas gives teams the space to map out complex flows with pre-made shapes and connectors that snap in place, so they can build polished, precise diagrams faster.

What else can I do with FigJam besides online diagramming?

Collaborative online whiteboards like FigJam make all types of activities more inclusive, productive, and fun, including brainstorming, strategic planning, and facilitating team meetings, workshops, and agile workflows.

How much does FigJam cost compared to other online whiteboarding tools?

FigJam is free to try and just $3 per user per month for paid plans, less than a third of the cost of mainstream whiteboard competitors. See how FigJam compares to Miro.

ONLINE DIAGRAMMING TOOL

Create free, beautiful diagrams

Use diagrams to visually simplify complex user flows, processes, systems, and more.

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Get everyone on the same page

Whether you’re mapping out a user journey or an internal process, FigJam helps teams visualize complex problems into easy-to-understand diagrams.

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Create quick diagrams

Use shapes and connectors that snap to the grid to easily map out flows as you go.

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Visualize the journey

Bring designs into your user journey diagrams to show stakeholders how users will experience your flows.

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Think it through together

Build a wide variety of maps, flows, and more with your teammates by diagramming together in real time.

Everything you need to create precise, polished diagrams

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Get specific

Find just the right hue with a color picker. Plus, choose from drag-and-drop shapes—or custom shapes made by our community—to convey exactly what you mean.

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Make it feel real

Add screens, code blocks, and other components into your diagrams from your Figma libraries to add realism and context.

Mapping out complex user journeys is a painstakingly detailed process, but with FigJam, I was able to work through the early, often messy stages, of a multi-month project in a single file.

Emily Loper, Product Designer, Netflix