Upload the PDF directly — pick the page with the diagram and get back an editable draw.io file you can keep working on for free.
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Page 4 of a design review PDF. The figure becomes connected draw.io shapes, and the headings and paragraphs become editable text boxes.
Architecture overviews in design documents, figures in research papers, process maps in handbooks: the PDF is often the only version left. draw.io can import some PDFs, but the result depends on how the PDF was made and rarely gives connected shapes.
Upload the PDF here, pick the page with the figure, and LayerBack rebuilds that figure as an editable draw.io diagram with shapes, connected edges, and text.
Every conversion shows a free preview first, so you can check the result before paying.
Choose a PNG, JPG, WebP, or PDF page. Screenshots and photos work too.
LayerBack recognizes every shape, connector, and label, then recreates them as real objects.
Get Visio, PowerPoint, draw.io, and SVG together, or make final adjustments in the built-in editor.
Only the page you pick. The PDF is opened in your browser and that page is rendered to an image before upload.
Yes. The same conversion includes a VSDX file; see PDF to Visio for Visio-specific tips.
Converting and previewing are free and need no account. The first download or edit of a diagram asks you to sign in and uses 10 credits, which unlocks every format and edit of that diagram. Failed conversions never cost anything.
PNG, JPEG, and WebP images up to 20 MB, or a PDF — pick the page with the diagram and it is rendered in your browser before upload. Uploads are deleted within 72 hours.