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Build workflows visually
like sketching on paper

An interactive canvas with zoom, pan, drag-from-library nodes, drawn connections, auto layout, and undo.

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How It Works

From blank canvas to running workflow in 4 steps

Drag the nodes you need, draw the connections, and let auto layout tidy the diagram as fast as you think.

1

Node Library

Drag nodes from the library

The library sits beside the canvas with every trigger, action, condition, loop, and delay you need. Grab one and drop it where you want. Searchable, grouped by category, with the most used nodes pinned at the top.

  • Searchable Library
  • Triggers
  • Actions
  • Conditions
2

Draw Connections

Draw the connections

Drag from the output port of one node to the input of the next and a clean curve draws itself between them. The path adjusts as nodes move, branches handle conditional logic, and the active flow stays highlighted so the workflow reads like a story.

  • Port to Port
  • Auto Routing
  • Conditional Branches
  • Live Highlights
3

Auto Layout

Auto layout cleans it up

A twenty node workflow gets messy fast. One click on auto layout organises every node, connection, and branch into a clean diagram. Nothing overlaps, connections take the shortest sensible path, and the flow reads top to bottom or left to right.

  • One Click Layout
  • Clean Diagrams
  • Top Down or Left Right
  • No Overlaps
4

Power Editing

Edit at full speed

Multi select with a drag rectangle or modifier click. Copy a working section and paste it where you need a similar branch. Undo and redo through every change in the session. Grid snapping locks nodes into clean alignment automatically.

  • Multi Select
  • Copy and Paste
  • Undo and Redo
  • Grid Snapping
Why Teams Choose REVO

Six reasons teams never go back

Once a team works on a canvas that keeps up with their thinking, going back to a stiff workflow editor stops being an option.

Build the way you think visually

Build the way you think visually

People think in boxes, arrows, and branches. A drag and drop canvas lets the team draw the workflow as they would on a whiteboard.

Big workflows stop being a mess

Big workflows stop being a mess

Simple workflows tangle as conditions get added. One click on auto layout untangles the diagram into a clean structure you can scan.

Mistakes are one click back

Mistakes are one click back

Deleted a connection? Undo. Wrong branch? Undo. Full session history means experimenting carries zero risk, so good workflows evolve.

Reuse what already works

Reuse what already works

An error branch, a welcome sequence, a lead scoring block: select, copy, paste into the next workflow. Patterns travel in seconds.

Pixel perfect without trying

Pixel perfect without trying

Drop a node near a grid line and it locks into place. The canvas always looks ordered, so workflows shared with a client look deliberate.

Zoom out, see the whole story

Zoom out, see the whole story

Smooth zoom and pan let you fly out to the full workflow, then dive into a single step. Big picture and detail stay a scroll apart.

Who uses REVO canvas
Deepak MehrotraDeepak MehrotraDeepak MehrotraDeepak Mehrotra

6900+

Teams sketching workflows instead
of writing them

Built for teams that think visually

Operations, marketing, customer success, product, and founders use the Revo canvas to build business process automation. The node library is the toolbox, connections are the logic, auto layout is the cleanup.

Drag

& Drop

Auto

Layout

Snap

To Grid

∞

Undo Steps

Visual Builder

Drag, draw, done

The library, drawn connections, auto layout, and zoom and pan come together into a canvas closer to a sketchbook than a config tool. Build a workflow the way you would draw it, and it stays clean.

Features

Everything the canvas ships with

A visual workflow builder inside the platform you use. Library, drawn connections, auto layout, undo, snapping.

Drag and Drop Node Library

Every trigger, action, condition, loop, and delay sits in a searchable library beside the canvas. Drag one in and it lands where you let go.

Hand Drawn Connections

Drag from the output of one node to the input of the next and a clean routed curve draws itself. Branches handle conditional logic.

Auto Layout for Clean Diagrams

One click on auto layout organises every node, connection, and branch into a clean diagram. Nothing overlaps and the flow reads in order.

Multi Select, Copy, and Paste

Select multiple nodes with a drag rectangle or modifier click. Copy a sequence into another workflow. Branches travel with the nodes.

Undo and Redo History

Full session undo and redo through every canvas change. Deleted a connection, dragged the wrong node, pasted wrong: one keystroke undoes it.

Grid Snapping for Pixel Perfect Layouts

Drop a node near a grid line and it locks into place. The canvas stays ordered without anyone thinking about it, so shared work looks deliberate.

Questions & Answers

Everything you need to know

Common questions about the canvas, the node library, auto layout, and keyboard shortcuts.

Every building block a workflow can need: triggers for incoming events, actions that talk to internal and third party apps, conditions for branching logic, loops for processing lists, delays for timed steps, and utility nodes for transforming variables. The library is searchable, grouped by category, and surfaces the most used nodes at the top so the building blocks you reach for most are always one click away.
Scroll to zoom, drag the empty canvas to pan. Smooth animation between zoom levels lets you fly out to see the whole workflow and dive back into a single node in a second. Keyboard shortcuts cover fit to screen, 100% zoom, and recenter, so navigating a long workflow stays fast without leaving the keyboard.
Auto layout reorganises every node, connection, and branch into a clean readable diagram with one click. The algorithm avoids overlap, routes connections along the shortest sensible path, aligns branches with their parents, and respects the direction you set top to bottom for vertical workflows, left to right for horizontal. The result looks like a diagram somebody designed deliberately.
Yes. Every common canvas operation has a keyboard shortcut. Standard combinations cover copy, paste, undo, redo, select all, and delete. Specialised shortcuts cover fit to screen, 100% zoom, toggle grid snapping, run auto layout, and switch between canvas and minimap. The shortcuts panel inside the canvas lists them all and lets you customise any of them.
Yes. Grid snapping toggles on and off with a single button on the toolbar or a keyboard shortcut. Most teams leave it on because the alignment it provides is usually what they wanted anyway, but turning it off lets you place nodes at exact pixel positions when a layout calls for it. The toggle state is remembered per workspace so you do not have to set it again on every visit.
The canvas handles workflows of several hundred nodes without slowdowns. Off screen nodes render lazily, connections use efficient path routing that recomputes only when needed, and auto layout scales cleanly to large diagrams. A minimap in the corner shows the whole workflow in miniature so you can jump to any part of the canvas with one click no matter how large the diagram has grown.
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