Accelerate technical documentation by automatically generating UML class diagrams directly from compiled .NET assemblies. This enables developers to instantly visualize codebase relationships, inheritance hierarchies, and dependencies without manual drawing.

Effortlessly transform raw corporate data into structured visuals. The library features built-in capabilities to ingest graph and tree data structures, instantly turning relational data into interactive diagrams.

Ingest programmatic data structures effortlessly. The engine features native support for importing raw graph and tree data, making it incredibly simple to render complex system dependencies, call graphs, or hierarchical trees programmatically.

Eliminate the hassle of manual shape positioning. The library provides an advanced suite of automatic graph and tree layout algorithms that instantly organize scattered code entities, database tables, or network nodes into clean, readable, and perfectly balanced diagrams.

Provide users with a desktop-grade editing experience. Applications built with NOV Diagram for .NET feature a comprehensive toolset for manual diagram creation and editing, complete with seamless drag-and-drop mechanics, precise snapping, and smart connection routing.

Embed technical intelligence directly into your shapes. You can attach custom, editable data structures to any shape—such as specific database field properties or class access modifiers. This metadata is fully serialized alongside the visual shape, ensuring flawless state preservation and data binding.

Maximize code reuse across your entire ecosystem. Write your diagramming architecture once and deploy it natively across multiple presentation layers, using the exact same code to power desktop windows (WPF, WinForms) and web environments (Blazor WebAssembly).

Bridge the gap between development and project documentation. NOV Diagram for .NET powers MyDraw — a premium, commercial Visio alternative— allowing teams to view, edit, and collaborate on system architectures and technical diagrams directly inside Jira issues and Confluence pages.