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Kubernetes manifest visualizer

Paste multi-document Kubernetes YAML or Helm template output to draw how objects connect through selectors, ports and references, flagging broken links with an SVG graph and JSON analysis.

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Manifest

0 characters

Paste a manifest and press Visualise.

Manifest

Two worked examples load into the editor below; nothing leaves this tab.

Up to 200,000 characters and 200 objects. Anchors, aliases, merge keys, and tags are refused: run helm template or kustomize build and paste the rendered output instead. No Helm evaluation, no cluster access, no CRD or EndpointSlice resolution.

Runs on this device. Nothing is uploaded.

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