Drop your files
BPMN, DMN, Camunda Forms & FEEL statements — one or many at once.
Share living diagrams — not screenshots — with anyone, in seconds. Drop BPMN, DMN, or Camunda Form files and we render them right in the browser. Or write a FEEL expression below and share that. No account.
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or click to choose · paste BPMN XML · up to 20 files · 900 KB each
.bpmn · .dmn · .form · .feel
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BPMN, DMN, Camunda Forms & FEEL statements — one or many at once.
Validated, converted, and stored — ready in a second.
Paste it in Slack, a PR, a ticket — it just renders.
Real BPMN/DMN/Form viewers — not a screenshot.
No sign-up, no upload dance. Drop & go.
A live count of everyone looking right now.
Kept for 90 days after they're last opened.
Say what should happen, in your own words, or add a photo of a whiteboard or sketch. AI drafts the BPMN and draws it as it goes. Ask for changes until it fits, then share it like any drop, or open it in the editor and keep going there. Closed beta: it needs an access code.
Your description or image is sent to Cloudflare Workers AI to draft the diagram. Sharing it follows the Terms of Use, like any upload.
A gateway condition or a decision-table entry is unreadable without the data it reads. Write the expression and the context it runs against, and share one link that shows both — and the value they produce, evaluated in the reader’s browser.
Attach the process next to the PR that implements it.
Stop describing the flow in Slack. Drop it.
A link that renders beats a stale screenshot.
Send a process draft without asking anyone to install a modeler.
No account, fully scriptable — drop straight from your terminal.
# upload — returns a shareId and URL $ curl -F files=@order.bpmn https://bpmnkit.com/drop/api/drops { "shareId": "aB3xY7kQn2p", "url": "/drop/aB3xY7kQn2p", "files": [ … ] } # then, with the shareId $ curl https://bpmnkit.com/drop/aB3xY7kQn2p/manifest.json $ curl "https://bpmnkit.com/drop/aB3xY7kQn2p/f/order.bpmn?format=json" # a FEEL statement is a file too — the expression and what it reads $ echo '{"expression":"amount > limit","context":{"amount":90,"limit":50}}' \ | curl -F "files=@-;filename=condition.feel" https://bpmnkit.com/drop/api/drops
90 days after a drop is last opened. Every view slides the window forward, so links people actually use stay alive; abandoned ones clean themselves up.
Anyone with the link. Links are unguessable (64 bits of randomness) and never listed anywhere, but they aren't otherwise access-controlled — don't drop confidential material.
BPMN 2.0, DMN, Camunda Form and FEEL (.feel) files — up to 20 at once. Only files that parse are stored; this isn't a generic file host.
Yes. No account, no sign-up, no payment. Just drop and share.
Drops expire on their own, and you can report anything that shouldn't be up. Per-uploader deletion is on the roadmap.