Making it Easier to Publish Tutorials with Circuit Canvas

Circuit Canvas is a handy tool for drawing circuits, perfect for creating tutorials that clearly show how circuits work and how to connect them. It's super quick to draw a schematic, and it's many export options make it possible to integrate diagrams into an article in seconds. Also, everything comes out neat and easy to follow, so your audience won't be left scratching their heads.

The app's intuitive drag-and-drop system makes it simple to use, ensuring you won't waste time trying to figure out how to navigate it. You can focus on getting your ideas down instead, which is really helpful when you're putting a tutorial together. And it’s flexible too—whether you're mapping out simple schematics or tackling detailed wiring diagrams, Circuit Canvas adapts to what you need without a hitch.

Plus, it has a wide range of components at your disposal, thanks to its extensive library and the option of importing components from Fritzing or designing your own easily. This means you can build your tutorials without much hassle.

Export To Clipboard

One very useful function of Circuit Canvas is the Export To Clipboard function. It lets you copy what you currently have in your canvas to your clipboard as an image so that you can just paste it into wordpress, Google Docs document, or whatever editing software you are using.


I use this functional all the time, especially when I'm not drawing a complete circuit, but just want to demonstrate something quickly.

Designing a Circuit

Designing a circuit is really quick when you know how you want it to be. Click on the component or drag it into your canvas to add it. Then click on a connection point to start drawing a wire. Click on another connection point to finish the wire. Double click if you want to finish the wire outside of a connection point.

If you can't see the component you need in the library right away, just type in the first few characters of the component you want in the component library, and the matching components will appear.

Saving and Reusing Your Designs

All your designs are automatically saved in the background on your account, just like Google Docs. You can organize them into folders, rename, duplicate, and delete easily from your home page.

If your prefer to save your designs offline, you can do that by exporting as PNG or SVG.

You can also share your designs publicly so that others can see them and duplicate them to make their own changes.

Can I use designs from Circuit Canvas on my blog?

You are complete free to use the designs you make on Circuit Canvas on your blog or publish in any other way. 

The only thing we require is an attribution that explains where you designed the circuit. This could be either by keeping the Circuit Canvas logo that is automatically added when you export, or by simply mentioning it in the text, like "These illustrations were made with Circuit Canvas (https://circuitcanvas.com)".