One floating button, every page.
No menus, no slash commands. Open any Notion page, click the Flowblock button, start drawing. The fastest path from "I want a diagram here" to actually having one.
Flowblock adds a floating button to every Notion page. Click it, sketch in Excalidraw or draw.io - and your diagram saves as a native Notion image block. Editable forever, even if you uninstall.
No menus, no slash commands. Open any Notion page, click the Flowblock button, start drawing. The fastest path from "I want a diagram here" to actually having one.
Hand-drawn whiteboard sketches in Excalidraw. Rigorous technical diagrams in draw.io. Pick the right tool per drawing - same FAB, same save flow, same Notion page.
Every save keeps the last five versions of the diagram, embedded right in the Notion image. Sketch boldly, experiment freely - restore any earlier snapshot with one click.
No new tab, no copy-paste, no second tool. Sketch where your work already lives - and the result lives there too.
The Flowblock button sits in the bottom-right corner of every page you've connected - quietly out of the way until you need it.
One click opens a blank canvas in Excalidraw (sketches, whiteboarding) or draw.io (technical diagrams). Right-click the button to switch the default editor.
Your drawing becomes a native Notion image block, inserted right where you clicked. Reopen any time to edit; we keep the source so the diagram stays editable forever.
Free covers 5 drawings a month. Go Pro when diagrams become a daily habit.
Four things: (1) two editors - Excalidraw for sketches and whiteboarding, draw.io for precise technical work, switchable per diagram. (2) Version history with one-click rollback on Pro. (3) Multiple Notion workspaces from a single install. (4) Mermaid / AI flowchart import - paste Mermaid into a Notion code block and convert it to an editable diagram in one click.
Yes - Excalidraw is built for that. Sketch ideas freehand, drop in shapes and arrows, write rough notes. Save when you're done and the whiteboard becomes a Notion image block on the page. Reopen any time to keep working.
Two ways:
Existing drawings always reopen in the editor they were created with. Excalidraw stays in Excalidraw, draw.io stays in draw.io.
Notion's built-in options (Mermaid code blocks, simple shapes) cover basic cases. Flowblock gives you two full diagramming tools - Excalidraw and draw.io - directly in your page, with a real canvas, libraries of shapes, freehand drawing, and version history. Same workflow as Notion-native; far more capability.
Editable forever. We embed the source (Excalidraw scene or draw.io XML) inside the saved SVG. Hover the image in Notion → click Edit → the modal reopens with everything intact. No exports, no separate file storage, no lock-in.
They stay. Drawings live as Notion image blocks in your workspace - Flowblock just put them there. Without the extension they're regular images you can still view, share, and embed. We never store drawing content on our servers.
Click the Flowblock icon, sign in with Notion, and pick which pages to grant access to. Pick top-level pages or whole sections - Notion extends that permission to every sub-page automatically, so new pages underneath just work.
Yes. Drawings always save in light mode (so they read correctly for everyone), but the editor itself can match Notion's dark theme - toggle in the popup.
All of them - Free, Plus, Business, Enterprise. Flowblock uses Notion's standard file-upload API, available on every plan tier.
Chrome is live now. Firefox and Edge are in progress.
The Import button on a Mermaid block opens the diagram in your default editor - whichever you've set in the popup (toolbar icon) → Settings → Default editor.
To send a specific block to the other editor, switch the default first, then click Import.
Yes. Hover any Mermaid block in Notion (including any AI flowchart Notion AI emitted as Mermaid), click Import, and it opens as an editable diagram - same workflow as drawing from scratch. Read the guide →