All the latest news about Circuit Diagram. Read about new features, upcoming releases and more.
You can now share circuit diagrams from the web editor by clicking the share link in the top right-hand corner.
From here you can share a short link to the circuit. For example:
There is also an html snippet to embed the circuit in another web page.
Design circuit diagrams online in your browser using the new web editor.
The web editor can open and save circuit document files that are compatible with the desktop version of Circuit Diagram, and can export SVG images.
Start using the new web editor here.
This release adds a search feature to the toolbox to enable components to be found more quickly.
Open the search box by clicking the search symbol in the toolbox, or pressing
the Q button on the keyboard.
Begin typing the name of the component you would like to use, and press Enter
as soon as you see it. There is no need to type the entire component name.
Cancel and close the search box by pressing Esc on the keyboard.
Download Circuit Diagram 3.1 here.
New in this release:
Download Circuit Diagram 3.0 here.
Create custom components for Circuit Diagram using the new online Component Editor.
Choose a component template as a starting point, then you can:
The component compiler website should make designing custom components much easier. Once finished, you can always upload them for others to use here.
Try it now at componenteditor.com.
This is the second preview version of Circuit Diagram 3.0. Read more about the new features in 3.0 here.
New in 3.0 Alpha 2:
Download Circuit Diagram 3.0 Alpha 2 here.
There are two exciting updates from Circuit Diagram today.
The source code for Circuit Diagram is now available on GitHub. This is a mirror of the existing repository at CodePlex.
Bug tracking will now use the system on GitHub, so please post bug reports there.
This is the first preview release of the next version of Circuit Diagram, which has a brand new user interface:
You can download Circuit Diagram 3.0 Alpha 1 now.
This update includes bug fixes as well as the following new features:
It's now much easier to use any type of integrated circuit in your diagrams without having to create a custom component. The new Integrated Circuit allows you to represent circuits with up to 12 pins, by choosing the number of inputs/outputs and pin labels.
You can now scroll down to see the full list of properties available to change in the properties editor, for components with many options.
The format for components now supports more complex conditional statements,
including both and, or and not operators, using a more intuitive syntax.
There is now also the option to sign components using X.509 certificates,
allowing users to verify that the component has not been modified since it was
created by the author.
Please visit the downloads page to download this version.
This is the stable release of Circuit Diagram 2.0 - the improvements from 2.0 Beta 2 are mostly minor changes and bug fixes.
New in this release:
Bug fixes, including the following:
Users upgrading from 1.3.1 will get many new features, including custom components, cut/copy/paste support, new file format and the option to show a grid in the editor.
Please visit the downloads page to download this version.
Today sees the launch of the newly designed website. As well as the redesign, we've added the new circuits page which allows you to share your circuit designs with other users of Circuit Diagram.
When you upload your circuit in Circuit Diagram's *.cddx format, a preview of your design will be automatically generated so that people can have a look at your circuit before they download it.
The forum has also been re-opened, so please share your comments and suggestions as they really do help decide the future direction of Circuit Diagram.
As ever, please upload any components you have made to the components page to help make Circuit Diagram better!
We hope to release the final version of Circuit Diagram 2.0 shortly, so check back soon.