Venn Diagram Maker
Create a customized 2-circle or 3-circle Venn diagram with your own labels and colors, then download it as SVG or PNG. Your work stays on this device whenever possible.
How to use Venn Diagram Maker
- Pick 2-Circle or 3-Circle Venn Diagram in Diagram Type.
- Name the sets in Set A, Set B and, for three circles, Set C Label, and choose each circle color.
- Type items into the region boxes such as "Only in A", "In A and B" and "In A, B, and C".
- Press "Draw Venn diagram" to see the overlapping circles with your items placed in each region.
- Save it with "Download SVG" for sharp scaling or "Download PNG" for slides and documents.
Worked example
Choose 2-Circle, label Set A "Cats" and Set B "Dogs", put "Climb trees" in Only in A, "Fetch" in Only in B and "Pets, Need vets" in In A and B. Press "Draw Venn diagram" and download an 800 by 600 PNG with both circles overlapping and the shared traits in the middle.
When to use this tool
- A compare-and-contrast worksheet for a classroom lesson.
- Showing where two products or job roles overlap in a slide deck.
Important limitations
This tool draws a fixed symmetric layout with pre-set circle positions; it does not compute region sizes from real data, so overlaps are not drawn proportionally to any counted values. Labels are plain text with no line wrapping, so keep each one short.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work out the overlaps for me?
No. You decide what goes in each region and the tool draws it. That keeps it accurate for comparisons that are a matter of judgment, like features of two products, where no formula could sort the items.
What size is the PNG?
The PNG is drawn at twice the on-screen size: 800 by 600 pixels for two circles and 800 by 800 for three. For posters or print, use the SVG, which stays sharp at any size.
Can I use more than three circles?
No. Diagrams with four or more sets need ellipses or other shapes to show every overlap, and they quickly become hard to read. Split a large comparison into two three-set diagrams instead.
Are the circles scaled to the number of items?
No. The circles are equal and fixed, so the diagram shows relationships, not proportions. A proportional (area-scaled) Venn needs counts and is a different kind of chart.
Can I edit the SVG afterwards?
Yes. The SVG has plain text and circle elements, so Inkscape, Figma or Illustrator can change fonts, move labels or recolor it after download.