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@Simran-B Simran-B changed the title DOC-752 | A new page is created site/content/3.13 Graphs/graph-visual… DOC-752 | Graph Visualizer UI May 21, 2025
menuTitle: Graph Visualizer
weight: 85
description: >-
Graph Visualizer allows you to visualize the graphs present in the database.
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  • Missing article
  • Too vague, need a good value proposition here
  • Shouldn't end with a period as per the Readme

Graph Visualizer allows you to visualize the graphs present in the database.
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A **Graph** in ArangoDB is a powerful data structure that models relationships between entities. The **Graph Visualizer** provides an interactive interface to explore these connections, enabling users to traverse edges, inspect vertices, and intuitively understand the underlying data structure.
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I'm not sure if we need to explain the concept of a graph in this context


A **Graph** in ArangoDB is a powerful data structure that models relationships between entities. The **Graph Visualizer** provides an interactive interface to explore these connections, enabling users to traverse edges, inspect vertices, and intuitively understand the underlying data structure.

> 💡 **Note:** Graph creation is **not** performed within the Graph Visualizer. Graphs must be created in the **Graphs** section of the application. Once a graph is created there, it will automatically appear in the Graph Visualizer, ready for exploration and visualization.
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This should use an Admonition, see Readme

Right-click anywhere on the canvas and select **"Create Node"**. A dropdown will appear showing all related document collections. Select the desired collection (vertex type), provide a unique identifier or name, and create the node. The node will then appear in the visualization.

- **Step-1 : Right Click On Graph Area**
{{< image src="../../images/1a-Create_Node.png" >}}
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Please use standard Markdown if you want to include images. This Shortcode is only for exceptional cases where custom styling needs to be specified or if the image should have a caption.


> 💡 **Note:** Graph creation is **not** performed within the Graph Visualizer. Graphs must be created in the **Graphs** section of the application. Once a graph is created there, it will automatically appear in the Graph Visualizer, ready for exploration and visualization.

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I would generally avoid enumerations in headlines, and especially here where the content has no specific order (time/priority)


While the Graph Visualizer is primarily designed for exploring graph data, you can also create and modify nodes and edges directly from the canvas.

**A.Add New Nodes (Vertices):**
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To structure the content, you should use (un)ordered lists if the child content is rather short or sub-headings if it's larger. Enumerations need to be created with markup not free-text.

While the Graph Visualizer is primarily designed for exploring graph data, you can also create and modify nodes and edges directly from the canvas.

**A.Add New Nodes (Vertices):**
Right-click anywhere on the canvas and select **"Create Node"**. A dropdown will appear showing all related document collections. Select the desired collection (vertex type), provide a unique identifier or name, and create the node. The node will then appear in the visualization.
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**A.Add New Nodes (Vertices):**
Right-click anywhere on the canvas and select **"Create Node"**. A dropdown will appear showing all related document collections. Select the desired collection (vertex type), provide a unique identifier or name, and create the node. The node will then appear in the visualization.

- **Step-1 : Right Click On Graph Area**
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  • Use markup for ordered list
  • Should be right-click (hyphen)
  • Is the idea for this to be like a headline? Otherwise, I don't understand the title case


The top-left section of the Graph Visualizer includes powerful search and query tools for interactive exploration.

##### 🔍 Search
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  • Please don't skip headline levels. Pages should have a sound structure.
  • I'm not sure about the use of emoji

These features allow better spatial understanding of node clusters, hierarchies,
and relationship flows.

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Why a horizontal ruler here?

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