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Structured expression
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Efficient expression

Venn Diagram Online Drawing Software

A Venn diagram is a diagram used to show the relationship between different groups of things. It consists of two or more circles. ProcessOn supports online creation of Venn diagrams. The operation is simple and efficient, allowing you to easily draw professional Venn diagrams.
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Venn Diagram Online Drawing Software

Elements of a Venn diagram

Round or oval

Each circle or ellipse represents a set, and the larger the circle, the more elements the set contains.

Intersection

The overlapping parts of circles or ellipses represent elements common to two or more sets.

Non-overlapping part

Non-overlapping regions represent independent elements of each set.

Internal text label

Used to mark the collection name, number of elements, or other relevant information.
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Elements of a Venn diagram
Draw a Venn diagram quickly

Draw a Venn diagram quickly

It has built-in necessary graphic symbols for drawing Venn diagrams, which can be created by simply dragging and dropping. The template community also has rich user cases and content materials for cloning, allowing you to quickly draw professional and beautiful Venn diagrams.
Venn diagram online drawing

ProcessOn Venn Diagram Product Highlights

Online collaboration
The online creation of Venn diagrams is simple and convenient, supporting collaborative creation by multiple people. You can also set sharing links to transmit information in real time.
Online collaboration
Compatible with multiple formats
Compatible with multiple formats
Venn diagrams support exporting to PNG, VISIO, PDF, SVG and other formats, and support importing VISIO format files.
Cloud Storage
Venn diagram files are stored in real time, synchronized in the cloud between different terminals, historical versions can be traced, and data security is guaranteed.
Cloud Storage
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How to draw a Venn diagram

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Create a new Venn diagram, or create a new flowchart first, then add the Venn diagram graphic symbols to the drawing area, or directly clone the publicly released Venn diagram template
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Drag the Venn diagram elements to the drawing area according to the number of sets. In order to distinguish different sets, it is recommended to select circles of different colors.
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Adjust the size and position of the circles as needed to clearly show the relationship between the sets.
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Label the name of the collection, number of elements, etc. inside or next to the circle
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In this way, a professional Venn diagram is drawn. You can publish it to the ProcessOn template community or share it with your colleagues and friends.
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Venn Diagram FAQs

How do I add a Venn diagram graphic symbol?
Click 'More Graphics' in the graphic area on the left, check 'Venn Diagram', and click 'Confirm' to display it in the graphic area.
How can a novice draw a Venn diagram faster?
You can visit the ProcessOn template community, find a suitable Venn diagram template, clone it directly, and then modify and optimize it according to actual conditions.
How to scale a Venn diagram?
Hold down the shortcut key Ctrl and drag the four corners of the figure with the mouse to scale the Venn diagram proportionally.
How to set the graphics distribution alignment?
Select two or more graphics at the same time and use the top toolbar to modify the arrangement, distribution alignment, size matching and combination relationship.
How to add intersection area text?
In the graphic area on the left - drag the text element from the basic graphic to the intersection area and modify the text.

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Why choose ProcessOn

ProcessOn Tools
Supports multiple graphics drawing, no need to switch between multiple software
Real-time collaboration, what you see is what you get, unified format, barrier-free collaboration
Historical files are automatically saved and can be restored to the required version at any time
Traditional drawing tools
The drawing ability is single, and multiple software needs to be purchased
Inconsistent formats, low collaboration efficiency, files being passed around, and poor timeliness
File version management is difficult, and historical versions are hard to retrieve