Lucidchart vs. Visme
Compare the Visme data visualization tool with Lucidchart, the intelligent diagramming application. See how Lucidchart beats Visme on advanced diagramming, integrations, and more.
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Lucid is the market leader in visual collaboration
Lucid supports deep diagramming and deep collaboration
Lucid supports every stage of your workflow
Designed to help you transform complex data into actionable insights, Lucid is the most used visual collaboration platform. In contrast, Visme lacks features that make diagrams actionable.
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Why teams choose Lucidchart
Purpose-built for diagramming
Lucidchart makes it easy for anyone to build charts and diagrams of all types—everything from org charts and flowcharts to customer journey maps and timelines. Visme offers the ability to make visuals, but the platform is geared more toward creating design assets than visualizing and documenting complex ideas, systems, and processes.
Advanced data and automation capabilities
With features that support “intelligent” visualizations, Lucidchart gives you the power to transform complex data into actionable insights. For example, you can apply formulas for calculations, import data to generate diagrams automatically, or use data linking to add live data to visuals. Visme doesn’t support this level of complexity.
Integrations for broader use cases
Like Visme, Lucidchart integrates with Google Drive, OneDrive, and Slack. But Visme lacks core integrations with products such as Atlassian, Figma, and Microsoft. Visme offers fewer integrations than Lucidchart overall and doesn’t connect with apps designed to support broader use cases, such as BambooHR, LeanIX, ServiceNow, and more.
Real-time or anytime collaboration
Lucidchart boosts collaboration by allowing teams to build, edit, and comment on diagrams simultaneously. Visme allows users to work together on visuals, but it lacks Lucidchart’s advanced features, such as the ability to invite collaborators with a Join ID and to compare current and future states by toggling layers.