Why not just a PDF? While it’s true that you could simply share your diagrams as a PDF, this method can only show what you’ve created.
Free of charge.īut why a URL, you might ask. It’s also the tool that will automatically open any diagram URL you choose to share. The open source editorīut how do these external folks who may not have access to draw.io for Atlassian Confluence and Jira open the diagrams you’ve shared with them? d raw.io is also an open-source online tool that allows anyone to experience diagramming. When people click the link your diagram opens for them in the viewer window of the draw.io open-source editor. You can then easily share that link like any other URL.
Just select File > Export > Export as URL to create the link (and make some adjustments like a border color and more). With this important feature you can easily and quickly share and collaborate with every stakeholder in every project that you need to document, define, or brainstorm via draw.io diagrams. So today we’re focussing on a quick and dirty shortcut that allows you to share draw.io diagrams with those who may not be part of the Confluence pipeline: exporting your diagrams as URL. …and everyone else?īut not everyone who needs to see or contribute to your diagrams will always have access to Confluence. First and foremost, thanks to draw.io’s seamless integration with Confluence, no team members in your company ever need to be out of the loop when it comes time to share the diagrams you create to ensure crystal clear communication to all involved.
There are many ways to share your draw.io diagrams. But what is that power worth if you can’t share it with everyone else who needs to be in the know? We’ve told you time and again about the power of visualization and how draw.io helps harness that power to make your life easier and more productive.
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