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Eraser AI
Code-aware diagrams and architecture docs for engineering teams.
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Best for
Best for engineering teams who want architecture diagrams that live next to their code and survive PRs.
At a glance
- Pricing
- freemiumfrom $12/mo
- Setup time
- 15 minutes for first diagram
- Learning curve
- medium
- Last verified
- 5/21/2026
What we love
- ✓Diagrams default to engineer-clean aesthetic
- ✓AI-from-code is a genuine time saver
- ✓Markdown-first feels like Notion for engineers
Where it falls short
- −No offline mode
- −Limited shapes outside the engineering domain
- −Free tier capped on AI credits
Pricing
✓ Pricing verified Jun 21, 20264 tiers
Free
$0
per month
- ✓3 files
- ✓Basic AI
- ✓Public share links
Pro
$12
per user / month
- ✓Unlimited files
- ✓Full AI
- ✓Private sharing
Team
$15
per user / month
- ✓Team folders
- ✓Admin controls
- ✓Priority support
Enterprise
Custom
annual contract
- ✓SSO
- ✓Audit log
- ✓Dedicated support
Why we picked it
Eraser is the right answer when your team hates Lucidchart but a Whimsical board feels too loose. Diagrams-as-code, but it does not feel like punishment.
Overview
Eraser is a diagrams-as-code tool aimed at engineers. It pairs a markdown editor with diagram syntax for cloud architectures, sequence flows, and entity-relationship diagrams. The AI layer drafts diagrams from a description or from existing code.
Key features
- ●Diagrams-as-code syntax for cloud architecture
- ●AI generation from prompts or pasted code
- ●Sequence, ERD, and flowchart support
- ●Side-by-side markdown notes
- ●GitHub embed and live updating diagrams
- ●Sharing with view-only links
- ●Cloud icons for AWS, GCP, Azure
Best use cases
Architecture review doc
Pair narrative markdown with a cloud diagram in one file.
Sequence diagram
Prompt with API call list, edit the resulting diagram.
ERD from schema
Paste a Prisma schema and get an ERD.
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