Network diagrams should not have to be redrawn by hand.
Port mappings live in spreadsheets. Device details live in separate files. Small changes require diagram rework, over and over.
Port mappings live in spreadsheets. Device details live in separate files. Small changes require diagram rework, over and over.
Define devices → Complete the connection mapping → Validate and generate the diagram.
Add network devices, assign tiers, and define logical pairs. The sample topology includes firewalls, core switches, and servers.
fw01 · Checkpoint FW · Tier 1
fw02 · Checkpoint FW · Tier 1
core01 · Cisco C9500 · Tier 2 · VSS
core02 · Cisco C9500 · Tier 2 · VSS
server01 · Dell Server · Tier 3
...Complete the Excel workbook with port-to-port connections. Dropdowns pre-populate valid port names, media types, and speeds.
src_device src_port dest dest_port media speed
fw01 eth1-3 core01 Twe1/1/5 LC-MM 10G
core01 Twe1/1/1 core02 Twe1/1/1 LACP —
core01 Twe1/1/2 core02 Twe1/1/2 LACP —Upload the completed workbook. Validation checks for missing destinations, invalid ports, duplicate usage, and unsupported media types.
Start with a guided topology, generate the connection workbook, complete the mapping, and create an editable draw.io diagram.
Start with the real workflow. Upgrade when you need production scale.
Real workflow for small topology evaluation. No credit card required.
For individuals and teams who need production-scale topology support.
Quick answers. More detail on the demo walkthrough.
Unravlr generates draw.io-compatible network diagrams from structured Excel workbooks. Given the same input data, you get the same output every time — no manual layout required.
Yes. The generated .drawio file opens directly in draw.io or diagrams.net and can be edited, annotated, and exported to PNG or SVG after download.
No. Unravlr is a schema-first workflow. Layout is computed deterministically from tier structure and port definitions — not from any heuristic or AI model that could vary between runs.
Validation catches common issues — missing destination devices, invalid port names, unsupported media types, incomplete port channels. You get an annotated workbook back with the specific issues marked for correction.
Uploaded Excel files are processed to generate the diagram and are not retained beyond that request. Generated diagrams are returned directly to your browser.
The evaluation tier supports topologies with up to 8 devices and 3 tiers. You get the real workflow — workbook generation, validation, and diagram export — within those limits.
Not in this MVP. The current product is focused on the hosted workflow and deterministic diagram generation experience.