PicStruct Open app

PicStruct.com

Turn visual files into editable structure.

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Free conversions: 0 / 3 today

Input

Drop a chart, flowchart, architecture screenshot, or whiteboard capture.

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Recent outputs

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Result

Mermaid output with a live diagram preview.

Nodes 6
Links 7
Confidence Demo
Review

Demo output is ready for editing. Review labels before using it in production docs.

  • Demo data is illustrative and not extracted from the selected image.

Output formats

Built around files people already use.

Mermaid

Flowcharts, architecture diagrams, process maps, and whiteboard sketches.

CSV

Chart screenshots, report images, plotted values, and quick spreadsheet exports.

Markdown

Clean summaries, alt text, implementation notes, and documentation snippets.

Answer engine summary

PicStruct converts visual files into editable text outputs.

Use PicStruct when a useful diagram, flowchart, chart, screenshot, or whiteboard capture only exists as an image and needs to become editable source.

Image to Mermaid

Convert diagrams, process maps, architecture screenshots, and whiteboards into Mermaid flowchart drafts.

Chart image to CSV

Extract visible chart titles, axes, legends, categories, series, and values into spreadsheet-friendly rows.

Diagram to Markdown

Create summaries, alt text drafts, implementation notes, and review warnings from visual structure.

Image to JSON

Turn visible nodes, labels, relationships, chart metadata, and uncertain fields into structured JSON drafts.

Use cases

For people who need the structure behind a screenshot.

Technical docs

Turn architecture screenshots and process maps into Mermaid that can live in GitHub, Notion, docs, and tickets.

Reports and analytics

Extract visible chart labels and table-like values into CSV, Markdown, or JSON for quick review.

Research and teardown

Convert visual references into editable source before rebuilding, summarizing, or comparing workflows.

Accessibility and SEO

Create structured image notes, alt-text drafts, and clean descriptions from complex visual files.

Workflow

A small tool that fits before your final editor.

PicStruct is built for the middle step: take a visual file, get editable source, then paste it into the place where your team already works.

01

Upload or paste a URL

Start from a diagram, chart, whiteboard capture, or product screenshot.

02

Choose the output

Generate Mermaid, CSV, Markdown, or JSON with a preset for docs, data, or accessibility.

03

Review and export

Edit the code, copy it, download it, or save it in your local recent-output history.

Pricing

Start free, pay when PicStruct saves real work.

Paid plans are unlocked with access codes while accounts and automated billing are being added. This keeps the first version simple and keeps API usage controlled.

Free 3 conversions / day Single images, local history, demo-friendly limits
Starter $7 / month 100 conversions, larger files, clean exports
Pro $15 / month 500 conversions, batch upload, higher accuracy
Already paid?

Paste your access code to use paid monthly limits before accounts are added.

Free plan active. Paid users can paste an access code here.

FAQ

Practical details before you rely on it.

What is PicStruct?

PicStruct is a web tool that converts diagram, flowchart, chart, screenshot, and whiteboard images into editable Mermaid, CSV, Markdown, and JSON drafts.

Can PicStruct convert an image to Mermaid?

Yes. PicStruct can convert readable diagram, flowchart, process map, architecture, and whiteboard images into Mermaid drafts. Review arrows, labels, and decision branches before using the result in documentation.

Can PicStruct extract data from chart images?

Yes. PicStruct can extract visible chart labels, categories, legends, series, and values into CSV or JSON drafts. Values without printed labels should be treated as estimates.

Which output format should I choose?

Use Mermaid for diagrams, CSV for chart data, Markdown for summaries and notes, and JSON for structured data or automation.

Does PicStruct store my images?

The current site sends the selected image or image URL to the serverless parser so the AI model can process it. Do not upload sensitive files yet. A stronger retention policy and account controls should be added before enterprise use.

Why is there a free limit?

Every real conversion calls an AI vision model. The free limit keeps testing open while protecting API costs.

How do paid access codes work?

After payment, the buyer receives a code for Starter or Pro. The code is pasted into the pricing panel and sent with future conversion requests.

Is the output always exact?

No. PicStruct produces editable structure from visible content. Users should review labels, numeric values, branches, and confidence notes before publishing.