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Cloud Diagrams by DoiT review

Freemium#6 of 21 in Cloud Visualization Tools

A freemium web tool for automatically mapping AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure environments.

8.7/10Editor score
Cloud Diagrams by DoiT8.7 Visit DoiT

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Cloud Diagrams by DoiT creates automatically generated infrastructure maps from connected AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure environments. It shows resources, links, regions, subnets, security groups, VPCs, and network connections across accounts, projects, subscriptions, and regions. Teams can use it to inspect topology, understand dependencies, review cost and security context, troubleshoot infrastructure, and support architecture decisions. The cloud deployment and web interface suit small, mid-market, and enterprise teams that need a shared visual view of connected environments.

The published plans show a freemium structure. Essentials is free and includes Infrastructure Visualization, with a limit of two diagrams. Enhanced and Enterprise include Infrastructure Visualization with bespoke pricing. Cloud Diagrams is available across all tiers, while the plan details do not identify separate Cloud Diagrams charges. AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure integrations give the product broad coverage for teams operating across major public-cloud providers. It is a practical fit when architecture visibility must span accounts, projects, VPCs, regions, or subscriptions rather than remain tied to one environment.

Its standout capability is contextual visualization: diagrams can add cost, security, and network layers, track infrastructure changes through snapshots and history, and support filtering or combining diagram elements. Built-in AI accepts natural-language infrastructure queries, while manual or automatic refresh options help keep views current. PNG and JPEG exports support sharing outside the web application. Teams needing extensive support channels, a desktop deployment, or more than two Essentials diagrams should evaluate the paid tiers or another tool; teams prioritizing automated multi-cloud discovery and layered infrastructure context should consider Cloud Diagrams by DoiT.

Cloud Diagrams by DoiT pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Automatically discovers resources across AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure
    • Adds cost, security, and network layers to infrastructure diagrams
    • Tracks snapshots and supports PNG or JPEG diagram exports
  • Where it doesn't
    • Essentials limits users to two diagrams
    • Available through the web only
    • Support channels are limited to documentation

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