Paste your mermaid code and export an animated GIF. slicerflow converts flowcharts, sequence, class, ER, mindmap, gantt and more into an editable, animated diagram — then exports a GIF, PNG or JPEG. Mermaid renders static; slicerflow makes it move.
No account · no install · runs in your browser · MIT open source
# paste mermaid — Import → Use → Export GIF flowchart TD A[User] --> B{Logged in?} B -->|yes| C[Dashboard] B -->|no| D[Login page] D --> B
Import in the studio, then Export → GIF, PNG or JPEG.
Keep your mermaid source — just add motion and export. No re-drawing.
In the studio, click Import and paste your mermaid code (or open a .mmd file).
slicerflow detects mermaid and turns it into an editable, animated slicerflow diagram.
Tweak colors, themes and the reveal order, and pick an animation from the dropdown.
Export → GIF for the animation, or PNG / JPEG for a still image.
Import converts these mermaid types into an animated slicerflow diagram:
Open the studio, click Import, paste your mermaid code, and choose Use this diagram. slicerflow converts it into an animated document you can Export → GIF, PNG or JPEG.
flowchart, sequenceDiagram, classDiagram, erDiagram, stateDiagram, mindmap, journey, pie, xychart, venn, timeline, quadrantChart, gantt and zenuml.
Yes — it is free and open source, needs no account, and runs entirely in your browser, so your mermaid code never leaves your device.
Yes. After import you get editable slicerflow YAML and a visual canvas, so you can restyle, re-time the animation, and adjust the layout before exporting.