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Beautify Mermaid & PlantUML in-place on GitHub, GitLab, Jira and Confluence. Beauty Diagram re-renders Mermaid and PlantUML diagrams directly on the pages you already read. No copy-pasting and no separate tab — the improved diagram replaces the original right where it appears, and the original source stays one click away. It runs automatically on its built-in supported sites, such as GitHub and GitLab, and you can switch it on for any other site — an internal wiki, a custom docs portal — from the popup with a single click. Raw code blocks that have not yet been rendered are never auto-processed: they show a small ◇ Render button so you decide which diagrams get beautified. The rendering is done by the Beauty Diagram API (api.beauty-diagram.com), the same service behind the VS Code and Obsidian Beauty Diagram plugins. Only the diagram source text is sent — no page content, no browsing history, no personal data. An optional Pro API key removes the render watermark; it is stored only in your browser's local storage, never synced or logged. Features - In-place beautification — diagrams update on the page, no new tab needed - ◇ Render opt-in button for raw code blocks (never auto-rendered) - Automatic on built-in sites; per-site toggle for any other site via the popup - Supports both Mermaid and PlantUML - Theme selector and max-width control - Original diagram source is always kept and accessible - Optional Pro API key for watermark-free output - No account required, no analytics, no ads
Aug 5, 2026
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