Open a Visio file without Visio. Drop a VSDX below to view and edit it directly in your browser; the file is never uploaded.
Drop a Visio file here, or click to browse
LayerBack turns diagram images and PDF pages into editable VSDX files with native shapes, connected lines, and real text.
VSDX is Microsoft Visio's file format, so Windows and macOS have no built-in app for it. These are the practical options:
Opens VSDX in the browser, but needs a Microsoft 365 account with Visio access.
Free; can import VSDX files into its editor. Complex Visio stencils may look slightly different.
Free, no account and no upload: drop the file above and it opens in your browser tab, including older VSD files.
Drop the VSDX file on this page. It is unpacked and rendered entirely in your browser, so you do not need Microsoft Visio or an account.
VSDX is the XML-based format used by Microsoft Visio. It stores pages, shapes, connectors, and text in a ZIP package, which allows a browser-based editor to read it.
Open the VSDX in this viewer, then choose Diagram → Export as → PDF. PNG, JPEG, and SVG exports are in the same menu.
Yes. Move shapes, edit labels, and then export the updated diagram as an image, PDF, or draw.io file from the Diagram menu.
No. The viewer runs locally in your browser tab. Closing the tab removes the opened file from the viewer.
Yes. Use LayerBack's converter to rebuild a diagram image or PDF page as a VSDX with editable shapes, connectors, and text.