Diagram tool
Network topology diagram editor
Draw how your network, cameras, servers or doors connect. Start from a ready-made layout or a blank page, drag in modern device icons, and save or export your diagram. It runs on your device; nothing is uploaded.
Choose a starting point
The editor is a larger download (about 6 MB, once). It works best on a laptop or desktop.
Find the KINNEX device icons under "Devices, zones and links" at the top of the left panel. Save with File, then Save as; export a picture with File, then Export as.
What you get
From a sketch to a diagram your team can use
Modern device icons
Routers, switches, firewalls, access points, servers, storage, racks, UPS, recorders, cameras of every type, readers, locks, fire and PA devices and more, drawn in one consistent style. Zones (LAN, DMZ, guest, CCTV, OT) and link types (Ethernet, fibre, PoE, wireless, VPN) are ready to drag in.
Plenty more shapes
"More Shapes" opens the full standard libraries: network, rack equipment, flowcharts, UML and more.
Keep your work
Save as a .drawio file to your computer and reopen it any time, here or in any draw.io editor. Export PNG or SVG for documents. Nothing is stored by KINNEX.
Then size it
Use the PoE budget,bandwidth andrack tools to check the numbers behind your diagram, then send it to us with thebill of quantities builder.
Open-source notice
This page runs the draw.io editor (version 32.4.1), published as open source under the Apache License 2.0, from our own server. Source code:github.com/jgraph/drawio; licence: /diagrams/LICENSE. draw.io is a trademark of its owners; KINNEX is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. The KINNEX device icons and starter diagrams are our own, original artwork. Some of the optional "More Shapes" libraries show vendor equipment drawn by third parties under their own terms.
Want a design drawn up and checked?
Send us your diagram and what the site needs, and our engineers will come back with a design based on the real site.