With over twenty stencils and hundreds of shapes, the Azure Diagrams template in Visio gives you everything you need to create Azure diagrams for your specific needs. Design web apps, network topologies, Azure solutions, architectural diagrams, virtual machine configurations, operations, and much more.

If you have an Internet connection, you can search the Microsoft Download Center for Visio shapes or stencils. Some shapes you can download include: New Microsoft Office shapes. Network equipment shapes. Azure Cloud and AI shapes. Visio shapes are also created by people and companies outside of Microsoft.

Use stencils full of shapes to create diagrams. If the template doesn't have all the shapes you need, search or browse for more shapes from the Shapes window.

This page lists all the templates and sample diagrams available with Visio in Microsoft 365. For each category, there is a button you can click that opens the template or sample with its stencils and shapes—right in Visio so that you can get started trying it out.

You can create your own custom shapes in Visio and add them to your Favorites stencil or to another editable stencil that you create.

These stencils have been vetted by Microsoft and are safe to use. Find other shapes online. If you have an Internet connection, you can search the Microsoft Download Center for Visio shapes or stencils. Some shapes you can download include: New Microsoft Office shapes. Network equipment shapes. Azure Cloud and AI shapes

Training: With Microsoft Visio, search online, download, and import shapes to enhance your diagram. Learn more in this online video.

Visio 2024 has even more shapes, stencils, and templates to help you create diagrams. Visio Standard 2024 now brings many new icons, sticky notes to brainstorm, and a plethora of infographics like pictograms and To-Do-Lists to name a few.

Training: This video shows you how to browse for shapes, use the search box to find shapes, add shaptes, and delete shapes.

Visio works mainly in two dimensions, but it includes some three-dimensional (3D) shapes. Here are a few ways to find them. Browse your diagram type. Some diagram types, such as FlowChart, Maps, and Network, have built-in stencils of 3D shapes. Browse for some in the Shapes window—click More Shapes, then point to the diagram type you’re ...