Looking for a simple way to outline a problem and its solution? Diagrimo gives you more than a basic organizer. It’s an advanced AI-powered visual tool that turns your ideas into clear, structured diagrams, helping you present challenges and outcomes with greater clarity.
A problem and solution graphic is a visual format that presents an issue and shows how it can be resolved. It usually outlines the main problem, key factors, possible approaches, and the final outcome. This structure makes reasoning easier to follow and is often used alongside a problem solution graphic organizer to help analyze or communicate ideas more clearly.
1. State the problem
Define the main issue you want to explain in a concise sentence.
2. Identify the key factors
Outline the conditions or elements that contribute to the problem.
3. Present the solution
Describe the approach or action that addresses the issue effectively.
4. Show the result
Explain the outcome or improvement that follows the applied solution.
Diagrimo automatically transforms your text into a clean and well-structured visual with balanced spacing and clear hierarchy.
Visual diagrams are generated automatically, making it easy for anyone to create clear visuals without prior design experience.
A collection of customizable template examples provides a quick starting point for building structured, polished visuals.
Diagrams can be downloaded or shared via link instantly, supporting quick reviews, collaboration, and presentation use.
Add the problems, ideas, or notes you want to turn into a visual explanation.
Diagrimo processes your text to understand the structure, relationships, and key points.
Diagrimo automatically builds a clean, organized visual layout based on your content.
Adjust text or styling as needed, then export your diagram or share it with others.
It should clearly show the problem, the key factors behind it, the proposed solution, and the outcome so readers can understand the logic at a glance.
Include only the essential points: what the problem is, why it matters, and how the solution addresses it. Too much detail makes the visual harder to read.
No. It’s commonly used in writing, project planning, business communication, and teaching to explain reasoning or outline decisions.
It simplifies complex reasoning by separating the issue, the thinking behind it, and the resulting action, making explanations clearer and more persuasive.
Yes. Diagrimo lets you modify layout, spacing, and formatting so your visual matches your presentation or teaching needs.
Yes. You can share a link to let teammates or students view or comment on your diagram without downloading additional tools.
