Git Graph Mermaid Template and Example
Start from a clean Git Graph Mermaid example, adjust the syntax, preview the result, and export a polished PNG, SVG, PDF, or JPG image for docs, specs, or presentations.
Try this Git Graph
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commit id: "start"
branch feature
checkout feature
commit id: "editor"
commit id: "export"
checkout main
merge featureWhat is Git Graph Mermaid Template and Example?
Git Graph Mermaid Template and Example is an editable Mermaid example page. You can inspect the syntax, open it in the full workspace, and export the diagram as PNG, JPG, SVG, or PDF.
Clean Mermaid starter syntax
Live preview before export
PNG, JPG, SVG, and PDF output
Browser-only rendering
More than a Mermaid online preview
Mermaid2Img combines an online editor, templates, styling controls, local history, and multi-format export in one workspace for documentation, product, and engineering teams.
Choose the right Mermaid export format
Mermaid2Img exports the same diagram in several formats so you can match the file to the job before downloading.
Use PNG when you need a crisp bitmap that works almost everywhere.
Use JPG for lightweight previews when transparency is not important.
Use SVG when you need scalable lines, selectable text, or later styling.
Use PDF when the diagram needs to travel as a document artifact.
Syntax checklist
How it works
Open the Git Graph example.
Replace the labels and relationships with your own content.
Export the diagram or continue editing in the workspace.
FAQ
What is a Git Graph in Mermaid?
A Git Graph is a Mermaid diagram type written as text syntax and rendered as a visual diagram for documentation and planning.
Can I export this Git Graph template as PNG?
Yes. You can export it as PNG, JPG, SVG, or PDF directly from Mermaid2Img.
Where does rendering happen?
Rendering and export are handled in your browser.
Edit and export online
Try the embedded editor below, or open the full workspace for advanced controls.
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Choose another editable example and adapt it for documentation, planning, or technical communication.