To open a .vsdx file without Visio, drop it into the viewer below or choose a sample. View and edit it in your browser on Windows or Mac; your file is never uploaded.
Drop a Visio file here, or click to browse
LayerBack rebuilds diagram images and PDF pages as editable VSDX files with native shapes, connectors and text.
Choose the file from your device, then view, pan, zoom or edit it in the browser. No Visio installation is needed.
Drag a .vsdx file into the viewer above, or click the file picker. You can view and edit it without installing Visio.
Open this page in your browser and choose your VSDX file. No Windows virtual machine or Visio license is needed.
Tap the file picker and select a VSDX from your device. Use a larger screen for detailed edits.
Use this free browser viewer, or import your VSDX into draw.io. You do not need a Microsoft account for this viewer.
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.
Open this page in a browser on your Mac, then choose or drop a .vsdx file. You can view and edit it without installing Visio or Windows.
Yes. Viewing and editing an existing VSDX file in this browser viewer is free and needs no account. Image and PDF conversion is a separate workflow; see those tool pages for conversion and download terms.
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.