Visio in Microsoft 365 lets you create professional diagrams and flowcharts on the web, in Teams, or in Excel. Learn how to use Visio templates, shapes, coauthoring, and data visualization features.

Learn about the different Visio plans and features, including Visio in Microsoft 365, Visio Plan 1, and Visio Plan 2. See the comparison table, pricing, and trial options for creating and sharing diagrams.

Learn how to get Visio, a stand-alone application for diagramming and vector graphics, on your PC or online. Find out which version of Visio you have, how to associate it with your account, and how to download and install it.

Microsoft Visio is a Microsoft 365 application for creating diagrams such as flowcharts, org charts, floor plans, and more. It was first introduced in 1992 by Visio Corporation and acquired by Microsoft in 2000.

With Visio on your PC or mobile device, you can: Organize complex ideas visually. Get started with hundreds of templates, including flowcharts, timelines, floor plans, and more. Add and connect shapes, text, and pictures to show relationships in your data.

Visio 2024 includes updated shapes, templates, and styles; a brand-new search bar to make your experience easier, and an updated appearance that brings Visio in line with your favorite Office apps.

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Visio web and desktop apps allow users to create and edit diagrams from the browser or desktop and save in the cloud. Microsoft 365 customers can view, print, and share diagrams and insert comments on the go. Visio users can use rich features, such as those described in the following sections.

Learn how to use Visio, a stand-alone app for creating diagrams and flowcharts, with Microsoft 365. Find training courses, support content, and Power BI integration.