
Angle Maker
1 / 3Build clean, editable angle drawings for teaching, worksheets, and explanations. Create single angles, subdivide a parent into adjacent parts, or arrange a complete 360° multi-angle diagram, then refine the rays, markers, labels, and layout.
Angle Maker focuses on editable angle diagrams rather than full compass-and-straightedge construction. It keeps the canvas and its controls concise for practical teaching visuals.
What you can make
Build single angles, adjacent subdivisions, or full-circle multi-angle diagrams, then place multiple diagram objects together on one exportable canvas.
Tool previews
Each mode uses the same focused canvas and inspectors while exposing the controls needed for one measurement, adjacent sub-angles, or a complete turn.

Angle Maker
1 / 3Key features
Choose the geometry mode first, then refine object-level rays and layout alongside the markers, labels, and measurements of individual sub-angles.
Create a single measured angle, divide a parent into adjacent split angles, or build a complete-turn multi-angle diagram around one vertex.
Enter two to six adjacent measurements. Angle Maker derives the parent total while each child keeps its own name, value, marker, and label styling.
Build multi-angle diagrams from editable sectors around a shared vertex. A remaining sector updates automatically so the complete turn stays at exactly 360°.
Add several single, split, or multi-angle objects and arrange them in a row, column, or grid with automatic or manual canvas sizing.
Style rays and arrows at object level, adjust each sub-angle marker and label independently, drag labels, and copy or apply styles across diagrams.
Export the full canvas as SVG or PNG, or make a PNG of the selected angle while editor-only overlays stay out of the result.
How it works
Browser-based use
Angle Maker stores your current work in localStorage in the same browser. There is no backend storage, account system, or cloud sync.
Create a direct, readable angle visual without having to draw each ray and arc from scratch.
Ready to draw?
Choose a single, split, or multi-angle diagram, refine its geometry and styling, then export a clean visual.