Java Graph Drawing Component

Half of the Fortune 100 Companies use JGraph Software

The most popular Java Graph Visualization Library

Open Source: Since its first release in 2001 JGraph has consistently been the leading Java Swing Open Source (BSD) Graph Visualization and Layout library.

Layouts: JGraph comes with a complete selection of layouts to automatically position your diagrams. There is the hierarchical layout for directional graphs, such as workflow and BPM. The organic layouts position for diagrams like computer networks, mapping overlays and UML diagrams. The tree layout is the classic layout for organizational charts.

Professional Open Source: Unlike other open source projects, we won't die away. JGraph has been actively developed for every year it has existed. That's new features and examples every year, fast bug fixes and complete documentation.

QUOTES

“A phenomenal component: everyone who I mention it to agrees that it should be part of the Swing core (it is that good).” - Anthony Eden, Aetrion LLC
“This work exemplifies what developers in the Java camp should be hoping to achieve: component architecture for reusability, compliance with the primary framework standards, rich features and excellent presentation.” - Rick Ross, Javalobby
“I'm using JGraph very successfully to build a visualization tool for a software lab at MIT. We're impressed with how easy the software is to use.” - Craig Lebowitz, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
“We, at Dassault data services, have proposed to our customers JGraph as a competitive alternative to products like IBM JViews.” - Christophe Avare, Dassault Data Services
“JGraph is one of the best open source Swing components we have found around the world.” - Claudio Rosati, Advanced Computer Systems
“JGraph is surprisingly small and supports drag and drop and all the selection modes and display/editing options you might expect. Enjoy!” - Sun, Swing Sightings