Show managed compute clearly
Diagram Cloud Run, Cloud Functions, App Engine, GKE, and Compute Engine with their recognizable official icons.
Map a Cloud Run service, GKE platform, event-driven pipeline, or data architecture using a searchable Google Cloud library. Canvazor helps teams focus on what talks to what instead of formatting the diagram.
No account needed · Local-first boards · PNG and SVG export
Use the canvas for the uncertain first sketch and keep the same editable board as the design becomes concrete.
Diagram Cloud Run, Cloud Functions, App Engine, GKE, and Compute Engine with their recognizable official icons.
Connect Pub/Sub, Firestore, Bigtable, Cloud SQL, AlloyDB, and Cloud Storage in the order the system actually uses them.
Create a browser-local board immediately, then export or share when the architecture is ready for a wider audience.
Reach for the Google Cloud compute, networking, storage, relational, document, analytical, and messaging services used across modern workloads.
Start with the architecture decisions, then add only the detail your audience needs.
Search for the Google Cloud products in the proposed workload and place them as the diagram’s anchors.
Draw calls, events, storage paths, and trust boundaries with flexible canvas elements and labels.
Return to the editable local or cloud board as the workload changes instead of replacing a stale screenshot.
The library includes Compute Engine, Cloud Functions, Cloud Run, GKE, App Engine, API Gateway, Load Balancing, Cloud CDN, Cloud DNS, Cloud Storage, Filestore, Cloud SQL, AlloyDB, Firestore, Bigtable, and Pub/Sub.
Yes. Local boards stay in browser storage and do not require an account. Cloud storage is an explicit option for boards that need account access or sharing.
Export to PNG or SVG for documents and presentations, or retain a native .cvz file. Compatible Excalidraw import and export are also supported.
Start locally now. Decide what to share later.