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A smart, powerful, and beautiful excalidraw drawing tool.Draw Professional Charts with Natural Language

by liujuntao123 · GitHub
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Create professional charts by simply describing what you need in natural language.

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A smart, powerful, and beautiful excalidraw drawing tool.Draw Professional Charts with Natural Language

smart-excalidraw-next has 3.5k stars on GitHub. It has been forked 426 times. smart-excalidraw-next is written mainly in JavaScript. It has been in active development since 2025. Its main topics are ai, chart, excalidraw.

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What is smart-excalidraw-next?

A smart, powerful, and beautiful excalidraw drawing tool.Draw Professional Charts with Natural Language

Is smart-excalidraw-next open source?

smart-excalidraw-next is an open-source project.

Is smart-excalidraw-next free?

Yes. smart-excalidraw-next is free and open source — you can use, modify and self-host it.

What language is smart-excalidraw-next written in?

smart-excalidraw-next is written mainly in JavaScript.

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