Prisma Schema Visualizer & Documentation Generator
Transform your schema.prisma into professional documentation and interactive diagrams. Export to PDF with one click to share with your team, managers, or stakeholders.
Visual Documentation
Generate clear, visual documentation that anyone can understand, no technical knowledge required
PDF Export
Download professional documentation with smart page breaks, ready to share
Multiple Diagrams
ER, Relationships, Tree View, and Documentation - all from your Prisma schema
Schema Visualizer
Visualize your database schemas with multiple diagram types
Example Schemas
Try these example schemas to see how the visualizer works
Ready-to-Use Examples
Copy and paste these schemas into the visualizer above
// Blog Platform Schema
datasource db {
provider = "postgresql"
url = env("DATABASE_URL")
}
generator client {
provider = "prisma-client-js"
}
/// Represents a user who can write posts and comments
model User {
/// Unique identifier for the user
id String @id @default(cuid())
/// User's email address, must be unique
email String @unique
/// Display name for the user (optional)
name String?
/// All posts written by this user
posts Post[]
/// All comments made by this user
comments Comment[]
/// Account creation timestamp
createdAt DateTime @default(now())
/// Last update timestamp
updatedAt DateTime @updatedAt
}
/// Blog post containing content and metadata
model Post {
/// Unique identifier for the post
id String @id @default(cuid())
/// Post title
title String
/// Post content in markdown or HTML
content String?
/// Whether the post is published or draft
published Boolean @default(false)
/// Post author
author User @relation(fields: [authorId], references: [id])
authorId String
/// Comments on this post
comments Comment[]
/// Tags categorizing this post
tags Tag[]
/// Post creation timestamp
createdAt DateTime @default(now())
/// Last modification timestamp
updatedAt DateTime @updatedAt
}
/// User comment on a blog post
model Comment {
/// Unique identifier for the comment
id String @id @default(cuid())
/// Comment text content
content String
/// Post this comment belongs to
post Post @relation(fields: [postId], references: [id])
postId String
/// User who wrote the comment
author User @relation(fields: [authorId], references: [id])
authorId String
/// Comment creation timestamp
createdAt DateTime @default(now())
}
/// Tag for categorizing posts
model Tag {
/// Unique identifier for the tag
id String @id @default(cuid())
/// Tag name (e.g., "Technology", "Tutorial")
name String @unique
/// Posts with this tag
posts Post[]
}76 lines • Prisma schema
Key Features
Everything you need to visualize and document your Prisma schemas professionally
Automatic Visual Documentation⭐
Automatically convert your schema.prisma into visual documentation understandable by anyone, regardless of their technical level. Includes table descriptions, fields, and relationships.
Professional PDF Export⭐
Generate PDFs with smart page breaks that avoid cutting tables. Includes customizable titles, automatic indexes, and professional formatting ready for presentations.
Multiple Visualizations
Visualize your database in 4 different formats: Documentation View for stakeholders, ER Diagram for architecture, Relationships View for analysis, and Tree View for exploration.
No Installation Required
100% online tool that works directly in your browser. No need to install software, extensions, or plugins. Your data never leaves your browser.
Simplified Collaboration
Easily share visualizations with your team via PDF or images. Perfect for documenting architecture, onboarding new members, and stakeholder meetings.
Private and Secure
All processing happens in your browser. Your schemas are never sent to any server. Your code and database structure remain completely private.
Perfect Use Cases
Discover how other developers and teams use our Prisma tool
Stakeholder Presentations
Share your database structure with managers, clients, or investors without overwhelming them with technical code.
Developer Onboarding
Accelerate new team member onboarding with clear documentation of your data architecture.
Architecture Review
Facilitate code reviews and architecture reviews with clear diagrams of model relationships.
Project Documentation
Keep technical documentation automatically updated from your source code.
How to Use the Prisma Visualizer
Follow these simple steps to transform your Prisma schema into professional documentation
Prepare Your Prisma Schema
Open your schema.prisma file and copy it completely to clipboard
- ▸Include all models and relationships for complete visualization
- ▸Comments in your schema will be shown in documentation
- ▸Ensure your schema is valid before pasting
Select Visualization Type
Choose the format that best suits your needs
- ▸Documentation View: For sharing with non-developers
- ▸ER Diagram: For technical architecture review
- ▸Tree or Relationships View: For exploration and analysis
Customize and Export
Adjust the title and export your documentation in the desired format
- ▸Customize document title before exporting
- ▸Export as PDF for formal documentation
- ▸Export as image for wikis or presentations
Share with Your Team
Distribute generated documentation according to your needs
- ▸Attach PDFs to emails or project documents
- ▸Upload to internal wikis or documentation systems
- ▸Present in team meetings or reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
We answer your questions about the Prisma visualizer