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Character Relationship Chart Maker
Describe how your characters relate in plain text and get a relationship chart with arrows and labels. Download it as SVG or PNG.
What you can do next
Save to a private draft in the Studio (login needed; first-timers get a 7-day free trial).
How to use it
- One line each: “A -> B: label” (one way), “A <-> B: label” (both ways), “A - B: label” (no arrow).
- Add a role in brackets: “Mina (lead)”.
- Press “Draw the chart”, then save it as SVG or PNG.
FAQ
How many characters?
Up to 40 characters and 120 relationships. Fewer is easier to read.
How are colors chosen?
From the label: love words are pink, rivals and enemies red, family green, friends, allies and mentors blue, anything else gray.
Can I use the chart commercially?
Yes, the chart you make is yours to use as material for your work.
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