Hi-Fi Map / Schematic Image Drawing Software

[Sombre23]

Slightly off topic, but what image software do you use to show a nice map image of your Hi-Fi - Network audio setup?
Thanks

[MilJL87]

Flowchart Maker & Online Diagram Software

Free and super easy to use. No installation necessary because online application. On the other hand, the files are located on the disk or the cloud (Google Drive for example)

[MilJL87]

For example, my map image of system Hi-Fi

[Akimo]

Outstanding!

Thank you

[Torben_Rick (Torben - A Dane living in Hamburg - Roon Lifer)]

I just use PowerPoint

Torben

[Mikael_Ollars]

Or Keynote if you’re on iPad/iOS:

[Sombre23]

Thanks for the replies & ideas.

[simon_pepper]

I have an early version of Visio that still does the job for me.

This is the music playback path of my home network.

[Jim_F (Minimalist)]

I made a simple chart of my Roon system using draw.io and saved it to my Dropbox, but I can’t figure out how to use it or make it something that is useable from there. Please help. Thanks.

EDIT: Finally, got it saved as .jpg

I save as .png then open in Paint 3D and save as .jpg

[MilJL87]

I initially went with “blank diagram” which leaves every possibility of creation.
I have not tried the other modes at startup, but it is possible that depending on the choice, it is more difficult to have other functionalities (I am thinking of organization charts…) and thus restricting other possibilities modifications or additions.

[Sombre23]

I tried a basic map on my old Visio 2013 I have.
This doesn’t include peripherals, cables, power conditioners etc!

[Geoff_Coupe]

A bit late to the party, but I use Grapholite - a cheaper version of Visio.

[Daniel_Geiger]

Affinity Designer, but have not done a hifi system map yet. Depends a bit of how fancy you want to be with graphic design elements (e.g., color gradients, Bezier lines), and text (e.g., drop caps, text on curved Bezier lines). For simpler jobs, Powerpoint/Keynote or similar will do just fine. Most likely you already have something on your computer. For fancier designs, level up a bit. Affinity Designer is on par with Adobe Illustrator, just without the subscription hassle und much cheaper. I also use AffinityPhoto as my “Photoshop”. Their layout program (AffinityPublisher) is not quite good enough for very long documents (and neither is QuarkXPress), so I caved and reluctantly rented InDesign and bought plug-ins for it.