Free Venn Diagram Maker for 2–6 Sets from Lists and CSV

Paste one list into each set, with one item per line. The tool removes blank lines and repeated values within a set, matches identical items across sets, and calculates each exclusive or shared region. Rename the sets and change case sensitivity before downloading the result.

Choose three sets, then paste or type one item per line for each group. The preview calculates all seven possible exact regions: three unique regions, three pairwise-only intersections, and one intersection shared by all three sets. Edit any list and every displayed count updates immediately.

Choose four, five, or six sets from the set-count menu. Instead of drawing ambiguous overlapping circles, the tool switches to an UpSet-style matrix. Connected dots identify the sets in each exact intersection, while the bar above each column reports how many items share that membership pattern.

Import a CSV or TSV file with set names in the first row and one list in each column. The tool reads up to six columns, ignores empty cells, and places each column into an editable set. Review the imported values before exporting the diagram.

It works in the browser without an account. You can paste lists, import CSV or TSV data, calculate overlaps, and download SVG or PNG files without a watermark. Your list data stays on the device unless you choose to open the figure in PaperBanana Studio.

A Venn diagram represents every logically possible intersection among its sets, including regions with no items. An Euler diagram draws only relationships that actually occur, so shapes may be separate or nested. Use a Venn diagram for systematic comparison and an Euler diagram when the observed relationships matter most.

Use an UpSet plot when comparing four or more sets, when many intersection regions are nonempty, or when exact membership counts matter more than familiar circles. Its dot matrix identifies each set combination explicitly, and its bars make large and small intersections easier to compare without ambiguous geometry.

Download SVG when you need scalable vector shapes, editable labels, or publication-quality output. Choose PNG for Word, slides, learning platforms, and websites. Both exports use the current set names, calculated counts, and selected overlap view, with no watermark added to the file.