This page lists all the templates and sample diagrams available with Visio in Microsoft 365. For each category, there is a button you can click that opens the template or sample with its stencils and shapes—right in Visio so that you can get started trying it out.

Visio helps you visually communicate complex information from multiple data sources: Quickly create professional flow charts, timelines, process maps, organizational charts, IT architecture diagrams, floor plans, and more.

Create clear and compelling Azure diagrams such as web apps, network topologies, Azure solutions, architectural diagrams, virtual machine configurations, and operations.

With over twenty stencils and hundreds of shapes, the AWS Diagrams template in Visio gives you what you need to create AWS diagrams for your specific needs. Design cloud storage, business applications, identity-management solutions, media services, and much more.

You can create a UML Deployment diagram to show the architecture of a deployment of software artifacts to nodes. First, you open the UML Deployment template and pick one of the four template options. Then the UML Deployment stencil appears, along with shapes that conform to …

Use the Unified Modeling Language (UML) templates in Visio for sketching out object-oriented software and database models, including Class, Sequence, Use Case, Activity, and State diagrams.

Using the Detailed Network Diagram template and the Data Link features, you can create a diagram that shows how equipment is logically or physically connected, add initial data to identify each shape, and then import and link external data to your network shapes.

Tutorial: 3 basic steps to create a Visio diagram: Choose and open a template. Arrange and connect shapes. Add text to shapes and connectors. Choose and open a template. Templates include stencils, shapes, and grid measurements to help you get started quickly and easily when making your diagram.

You can create a UML component diagram to show components, ports, interfaces and the relationships between them. A component in UML represents a modular part of a system. The behavior is defined in terms of required and provided interfaces.

If you want to diagram a process and you don’t have a specific methodology you want to follow, one of these three templates should work well. These diagrams are supported in Visio Standard, Visio Professional, and the subscription versions of Visio. Basic flowchart. Cross-functional flowchart. Work-flow diagram. To find these templates: