Process layout exploration
Explore a visual arrangement for an approval flow, checklist or simple procedure. Keep the process short so its logic can be checked directly.
AI flowchart generator
Use an AI flowchart generator to explore how a short process could look as an image. Describe the steps and decisions, inspect every connection, then rebuild the approved logic in an editable diagram tool.
Visualize a short process
Try the selected new reference and starter prompt, or replace the image with a reference you have permission to use.
A new reference for your first concept
From a brief to a reviewed concept
- 1
Write the process explicitly
Use the starter example or replace it with a short process. List each step, every decision, branch labels and where loops should return. Keep confidential business details out of the example.
- 2
Trace every route in the image
Choose Generate flowchart concept. Read the labels and follow each arrow from start to finish. Check branch direction, missing steps and loops against your written process.
- 3
Rebuild the checked diagram
Use a diagram editor for editable nodes and connectors. Correct labels, validate the logic with the process owner and export the final diagram using that editor.
What to explore and check
Decision and loop review
Specify the outcomes of each decision in writing. The generated image may misroute arrows or repeat labels; visual polish does not validate a process.
A handoff to editable diagrams
Use the concept as a layout reference. This page does not provide a node editor, automatic logic checking or native diagram-code export.
Questions before you start
Can I edit the boxes and arrows on this page?
No. The output is an image. Use a diagram editor if you need movable nodes, connected arrows, collaboration or structured diagram data.
Does it export Mermaid, BPMN or a Visio file?
This image workflow does not create those structured formats. Build the verified process in an appropriate diagram tool for those outputs.
Can I trust the decision logic automatically?
No. Trace every path and compare it with the source process. Have the relevant owner approve the logic before using it operationally.
Can I use the designs commercially?
Paid-plan outputs carry Astorie commercial rights, subject to model-provider terms and your rights to the inputs. Free-plan generations are for personal, non-commercial evaluation; upgrading covers new generations going forward. Check the current commercial-use policy before selling work.
What should I know before uploading a reference?
Under standard consumer, free, pro and team terms, Astorie may use uploads, prompts and outputs for training and improvement. Providers have separate policies; enterprise training opt-out requires a written agreement. Deletion may not remove data already used in training. Review the current privacy policy before uploading sensitive work.
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Turn a process into a checked diagram
Use the reference to explore a layout, then verify every branch and rebuild the diagram in an editor.