Drawbridge
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- drawbridge
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Network diagrams that route themselves
Drawbridge is a free editor for network architecture diagrams. Drop in your devices and it routes the connections for you: clean right-angled lines that keep clear of your shapes, jump where they cross, and re-route while you move things around.
- Connectors that route themselves, with line jumps where two links cross
- Opens and saves draw.io files; imports and exports Visio .vsdx
- Paste CDP or LLDP neighbour output and the topology draws itself
- Zones, racks, HA pairs, the Purdue model, and link speeds in colour
- A cable schedule, inventory tables, and checks for missing ports and addresses
- Live collaboration between desktops, peer to peer
- Export to SVG, PNG, PDF and HTML
Your diagrams stay yours. There is no account, no ads, no analytics and no tracking. Files are saved where you choose, and the app works fully offline.
Pick the layout that suits you: Studio puts the drawing in the middle with the tools within reach, and Classic keeps a traditional toolbar and shape palette.
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