Finished, not a blank canvas
You get a real, laid-out artifact — not a template to fill in yourself.
Turn a messy process into a clean flowchart that is readable enough to hand to a teammate.
Type a sentence or paste rough notes. No blank canvas and no manual layout.
Toft picks the structure, writes the copy, and lays out the finished piece.
Refine any part by prompting or editing directly, then export to share or hand off.
You get a real, laid-out artifact — not a template to fill in yourself.
Change the copy, hierarchy, diagram, or theme without starting over.
Reflow the same work into a deck, document, infographic, or social visual.
A flowchart is a diagram that shows the steps of a process with its decisions and outcomes. Toft draws one from a description, with real nodes and branches you can edit.
Describe the process, including any decision points, and Toft creates the steps, decision nodes, and branch labels in order. Paste an existing procedure and it will structure it for you.
Ovals mark the start and end, rectangles are process steps, diamonds are decisions, and arrows show the flow. Toft applies these conventions automatically so the diagram reads correctly.
Yes. Include the rules in your prompt and Toft will create decision nodes and branch labels.
Yes. Flowchart labels are editable, and you can ask Toft to simplify, expand, or reorganize the diagram.
Yes. Toft can place the flowchart inside a document, deck, or infographic-style artifact.
Describe what you need. Toft returns the finished, editable artifact.