
Database design tool
Lucidchart is an intelligent diagramming application that makes creating database diagrams easy. Customize shapes, import data, and so much more.
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Lucidchart is your collaborative database diagram tool
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Import your Salesforce schema

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Export to your DBMS

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Master the Lucidchart basics in 3 minutes

master the basics of Lucidchart in 5 minutes
- Create your first database diagram from a template, blank canvas, or imported document.
- Add shapes and text and connect lines to your database structure.
- Adjust styling and format within your database diagram.
- Use Feature Find to locate anything you need within your diagram.
- Share with your team to start collaborating.
Database diagram templates
Get started building out your own database diagram online with these templates from our gallery.
Lucidchart integrations
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See why teams use Lucidchart as their database design tool
Diagram, visualize data, and collaborate all in one platform.

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What is a database diagram?
A database diagram shows the logical structure of a database, including the relationships and constraints that determine how data can be stored and accessed. Individual database models are designed based on the rules and concepts of whichever broader data model the designers adopt. Most data models can be represented by an accompanying database diagram.
How to use our database schema design tool
Select the ERD shape library and import
Use the ERD shape library to create your database structure. Start from scratch or streamline the process by importing your schema from Salesforce or your DMBS of choice.
Determine the entities from your database
List out every step in your process from start to finish, arranging them in sequential order. Be sure to include inputs, outputs, individual roles needed, time durations, etc.
Identify relationships between entities and add necessary attributes
Draw outlines and cardinalities between entities to indicate their relationships, then add necessary attributes associated with your entities.
Arrange, format, and collaborate
Once you've mapped your database, share it with others to get feedback on proposed changes and to ensure it's correct. Rearrange and format shapes and lines as you see fit.
Export your database design back to your DBMS
Export your database back to your DBMS using our export feature. Publish your diagram for others to reference using popular apps such as Confluence, Jira, Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, and more.


