Petri Net Maker

Create and simulate Petri net diagrams to model concurrent systems, workflows, and distributed processes with places, transitions, and tokens.

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How it works

Create stunning flow charts in minutes with our AI-powered tool. Transform your ideas into visual masterpieces effortlessly.

01Describe Your Process

Input your ideas or upload a file describing your workflow or process.

02AI Generation

Our AI analyzes your input and creates a professional flow chart based on your description.

03Customize and Share

Fine-tune your flow chart, then export or share it with your team instantly.

Why Choose Us

Idea to Diagram

Write naturally. We handle the translation from your thoughts to visual diagrams. No more wrestling with drag-and-drop tools.

Import Anything

PDFs, docs, images, or code - drop any file. We'll extract the logic and create a diagram that makes sense.

Fast Iterative Updates

Quick iterations are the key to good diagrams. Tell us what to change, and see updates in seconds, not minutes.

Export Anywhere

Get your diagram in any format you need - PNG, SVG, PDF, or even editable files. No lock-in, just flexibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Petri net diagram?01

A Petri net diagram is a mathematical modeling tool that represents distributed systems using places (circles), transitions (rectangles), and tokens (dots) to show system states and their changes.

What are the main components of a Petri net?02

The main components are places (represented by circles), transitions (shown as rectangles or bars), tokens (dots inside places), and arcs (arrows connecting places and transitions).

Where are Petri nets commonly used?03

Petri nets are used in modeling concurrent systems, business processes, manufacturing systems, workflows, and computer networks to analyze system behavior and verify properties.

How do tokens move in a Petri net?04

Tokens move when transitions fire. A transition can fire when all its input places have sufficient tokens, consuming tokens from input places and producing tokens in output places.

What's the difference between places and transitions?05

Places represent system states or conditions and can hold tokens, while transitions represent events or actions that can change the system state by moving tokens.

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