Flow Chart Creator

[Heather Reetz]

What's a good one out there? 

[Jim Jensen]

MS Visio used to be. Is it still around?

[Bob]

Visio isn't free.   Could use a free trial before buying?  Part of MS Office 365 and it's good. 

I am not a fan of FREE apps (usually come with free malware or worse) unless open source like open office, but when ever I can, I use open office before buying an app.    Open office has a product called Apache which is a flow chart creator.  I would try using it.

https://www.openoffice.org/product/draw.html

[Debbie Fuson]

I would think Visio would be the main one.  I don't have Visio, so I just use PDFX-Change Editor.  It lets me draw boxes and arrows and stuff, so it works.

[Jeff Golas]

I believe Visio does offer a free trial via O365, but there's powerpoint that can be used sometimes, and I'm sure there's a ton of other tools. Let us know if you find something good because I need something like this as well.

[Jim Jensen]

Open office has a product called Apache which is a flow chart creator.  I would try using it.
https://www.openoffice.org/product/draw.html

Great suggestion! I forgot about Open Office

[Billy Welsh]

Open Office does a very good job on these.

[Lynn Stillings]

I used Chartist for a number of years, pretty basic and simply to use. It's still out there, and very reasonably priced.
http://www.novagraph.com/

We now use SmartDraw, it does flowcharts and whole LOT more that you may not need. It's pretty good, but does way more than the average person probably is looking for.

[Mark]

We used RFFlow years ago.  Looks like they are still around: http://www.rff.com/index.htm

[Kenny Cruzan]

We use Smart Draw.