Your work goes out looking like someone made it.
Describe a chart, a diagram, a figure or a cover in one sentence. Codraw draws it finished, in your house style, ready for the slide, post or report it is going into.
Bar chart of retainer revenue: Q1 42, Q2 55, Q3 48, Q4 71. Highlight Q4.
Showing the chart in Clean, Editorial house style.
The same visual, wherever it is going.
It keeps the style you picked above and drops into a slide, a post or a report without a fix-up pass.
Every kind of visual, from one box.
Each of these started as a sentence. Put your own content into any of them and it comes back finished.
ChartLabelled bar chart
Typed as: Retainer revenue by quarter for 2025: 420k, 515k, 498k, 640k
DiagramSystem architecture
Typed as: Publishing pipeline: Web app → API gateway (HTTPS)…
ImageStat cards
Typed as: Library report: 1,200 books borrowed (annual total); 340 new members (annual total)…
AnimationBar chart race
Typed as: Language usage by year (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024): Python 30, 36, 42, 48; JavaScript 45, 44, 43, 42; Go 12, 15…
- Math figure
Right triangle, worksheet
Typed as: Right triangle with sides 3, 4 and 5, labelled, in pencil for a worksheet.
- Stat figure
Reply rate after the rewrite
Typed as: 3.4 times more replies: 214 of 630 emails answered. Big number, short label.
The media are the part we are proudest of.
Not a filter laid over a flat picture. Graphite hatches at a steady angle and the outline is drawn twice. Wax overshoots the corner and skips where the pressure drops. Watercolour pools and darkens at the edge the way it actually dries.
Pencil
Hatched fills at a steady angle and an outline drawn twice, slightly off. For drafts and worksheets, anything that should not look final.
Crayon
Fat wax strokes that overshoot the corner and let the paper through where the pressure drops. For teaching material and decks that need to feel human.
Watercolour
Translucent washes that pool and darken at the edge as they dry, with a soft bleed past the shape. For covers, headers and reports that want warmth.
Texture never carries the meaning. Labels, values and colours stay exactly where they were, so a pencil chart says everything the clean one does.
One house style across the whole set.
Pick one palette and typeface, and every chart and diagram comes out in it. That is what makes a report’s visuals look like a set rather than a pile.
Coming next
Not shipped yetOne endpoint for any visual
A single API call, plus an MCP server, that returns a finished visual from a description. Your docs pipeline, notebook or agent gets the same box you do.
Agentic generation
Hand over a report or a dataset and Codraw proposes the whole set of visuals. You keep the ones that earn their place.
Your recipes, shared
Save something you made as a recipe, then share a set of them with your team so everyone starts from the same look.
Make your first visual.
20 credits when you sign up, good for 30 days. Enough to find out whether what comes out is something you would actually publish. No card needed.