Draw.io basic course

Navigate draw.io by selecting device, templates, or a blank diagram. Add shapes, adjust grid, background color or image, and manage sheets.

Learn to add, drag, and edit shapes in draw.io, use guides and connection points, rotate and format shapes, and explore shape libraries for diagrams.

Explore how shapes connect using connection points, hover to reveal blue edges, and edit appearance, direction, and spacing to create and manage floating connections.

enter and edit text in draw.io by double-clicking shapes or using the top toolbar, select multiple objects with the ctrl key, and create or edit tables in the format panel.

Explore arrange options and properties for shapes, connections, and text, including changing dimensions, moving objects, rotating by angle, and grouping or clearing default styles.

Create a basic control system block diagram by adding rounded rectangles, circles, and text, connecting blocks with arrows, adjusting fonts, positions, and styles, and refining colors and borders.

Learn to save diagrams in draw.io on the desktop or browser, save to Google Drive, rename files, and export png or pdf with adjustable quality and background.

Learn to manage layers in draw.io by creating and locking layers, assigning objects to layers, adjusting visibility, duplicating layers, transferring objects, and preparing for export or print.

Learn how to add mathematical formulas to draw.io projects using two languages, with examples and notes on editing, formatting limitations, and pasting formulas into shapes.

Visualize the Euclidean algorithm as a flowchart, arranging shapes like rectangle, diamond, ellipse, and parallelogram, connecting steps with precise, color-coded, and labeled transitions.

Create infographics in draw.io by adding and editing shapes, building a data-driven graphic with Wikipedia data on power plants, historical events, and energy metrics, using bars, maps, colors, and typography.

Create floor plans in draw.io with precise dimensions and layouts, from bathroom to kitchen and bedrooms, using scale, landscape orientation, and the library shapes, then export.