Edraw.AI
Edraw.AI generates flowcharts, mind maps, diagrams, and other visual content using 40+ AI tools and 700+ templates, enabling teams to create professional diagrams in minutes. The platform supports real-time collaboration and works entirely online, serving project managers, engineers, marketers, and educators across 100+ countries. With 26,000 symbols, 210+ diagram types, and support for dozens of export formats, it streamlines visual planning and documentation workflows.
Edraw.AI is an AI-powered visual collaboration platform that enables teams to generate professional flowcharts, mind maps, diagrams, and other visual content directly from text prompts and descriptions. The platform combines 40+ AI tools—including AI brainstorming, planning, summarization, and diagram generation—with a library of 700+ templates and 26,000 symbols across 210+ diagram types, allowing users to create complex visuals in minutes rather than hours. Core capabilities include real-time collaboration, whiteboard functionality, code-to-flowchart conversion, and support for dozens of export formats, making it suitable for project managers, engineers, marketers, educators, and IT teams across manufacturing, supply chain, and education sectors. The platform operates entirely online with no download required, supports simultaneous editing across teams, and is backed by Wondershare's two-decade track record. Edraw.AI maintains GDPR compliance and uses 256-bit SSL encryption with AWS infrastructure, serving over 30 million users in 100+ countries. A free tier is available to get started, with paid plans for teams requiring advanced collaboration and storage features.
Wondershare states they do not use AI feature data to train their own general AI models, but data is sent to third-party
No training opt-out mechanism was identified in the legal documents.
High risk across multiple dimensions. Only use with public, non-sensitive data.
Wondershare states they do not use AI feature data to train their own general AI models, but data is sent to third-party AI providers (Google Gemini, Veo, Sora 2, Kling 2.5). The privacy policy doesn't explicitly prohibit these third parties from using data for training purposes beyond service provision, creating moderate risk.
“We do not use this data to train our own general AI models. These providers are contractually prohibited from using this data for any purpose other than providing the services.”
The license grant is extremely broad and restrictive to the user. Wondershare retains all intellectual property rights, and users grant Wondershare rights to collect, process, and use their data including content for service improvement and analytics without clear limitations on scope or duration.
“The Licensed Services and Software and any authorized copies that Licensee makes are the intellectual property of, and are owned by, the Licensor.”
Data is extensively shared with third parties including AI service providers (Google Gemini, Veo, Sora 2, Kling 2.5), service providers, affiliates, and for behavioral advertising. The policy explicitly states they 'sell' or 'share' device/network and usage data for cross-context behavioral advertising.
“We 'sell' or 'share' Device and Network Data and Usage Data for cross-context behavioral advertising. This data is sent to AI models including Google Gemini, Veo, Sora 2, and Kling 2.5.”
Privacy policy states they 'adhere to retention policies to ensure data is not retained longer than necessary' but provides no specific retention periods or clear deletion mechanisms. Users have deletion rights but implementation details are vague.
“We adhere to retention policies to ensure data is not retained longer than necessary.”
Wondershare retains ownership of all software and services. For end-user generated content, while users are stated to be 'solely responsible,' Wondershare's broad data collection and usage rights for service improvement suggest limited user control over output ownership.
“The Licensed Services and Software and any authorized copies that Licensee makes are the intellectual property of, and are owned by, the Licensor.”
Privacy policy mentions Standard Contractual Clauses for EU transfers and references GDPR-like rights (data access, deletion, etc.), but no explicit mention of SOC2, HIPAA, or ISO certifications. Compliance appears partial and EU-focused.
“We implement Standard Contractual Clauses for transfers outside EU. Data access, correction, deletion, withdrawal of consent, objection to processing, restriction of processing, lodge a complaint with local data protection authority.”
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