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Get a link that renders.

Share living diagrams — not screenshots — with anyone, in seconds. Drop BPMN, DMN, or Camunda Form files and we render them right in the browser. No account.

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Links kept 90 days after they are last opened

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Three steps to a shared link

Drop your files

BPMN, DMN & Camunda Forms — one or many at once.

Get a short link

Validated, converted, and stored — ready in a second.

Share it anywhere

Paste it in Slack, a PR, a ticket — it just renders.

Renders in the browser

Real BPMN/DMN/Form viewers — not a screenshot.

No account needed

No sign-up, no upload dance. Drop & go.

See who's viewing

A live count of everyone looking right now.

Links that last

Kept for 90 days after they're last opened.

What people drop

Code review

Next to the PR

Attach the process next to the PR that implements it.

Incident channel

Stop describing it

Stop describing the flow in Slack. Drop it.

Docs & tickets

Never stale

A link that renders beats a stale screenshot.

Client handoff

No modeler needed

Send a process draft without asking anyone to install a modeler.

Has an API, too

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"

Questions

How long do links last?

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.

Who can see my diagram?

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.

What can I drop?

BPMN 2.0, DMN, and Camunda Form files — up to 20 at once. Only files that parse are stored; this isn't a generic file host.

Is it really free?

Yes. No account, no sign-up, no payment. Just drop and share.

Can I delete a drop?

Drops expire on their own, and you can report anything that shouldn't be up. Per-uploader deletion is on the roadmap.

Drop a BPMN file.Get a link that renders.