Why choose NetZoom Visio Stencils?

NetZoom Inc. has successfully established its presence as a provider of data center management solutions for over a decade. IT professionals across various industries, such as finance, retail, healthcare, communications, education, defense, and many others, rely on NetZoom™ software every day to solve their data center needs. Organizations with large, medium and small size data centers will find software solutions for their specific needs.

Who Can Benefit From NetZoom Stencils

Diagramming Done Right

How NetZoom Stencils Helps You Tackle Your Challenges

Nothing to Install

Say goodbye to the hassles of desktop software. No more outdated versions, lost files, and resource drains. NetZoom Stencils is a single download that works with Microsoft Visio. As long as you are connected to the Internet, you don’t even have to download any updates to the library, they will come right to you!

Supports Scalability

NetZoom Stencils is made with the user in mind. It can support small or large projects, and enable collaboration between a team of 2 to giving visibility to an organization of 200,000 and will continually stay updated to meet your growing needs and grow with you.

All Stencils Share Common Look and Feel

You get the largest library of Microsoft Visio compatible, intelligent shapes with accurate data that are multi-perspective, configurable, customizable, connectable, detailed,accurate, true-to-life, high-quality and scalable.

Project and Solution Agnostic

With NetZoom Stencils, you can take your diagramming to the next level. You can generate logical network diagrams, topologies, physical network diagrams, AV diagrams, rack elevations, custom equipment configurations, data center layouts, and much more

Complete Compatibility for Drag and Drop into Microsoft Visio

NetZoom Visio Stencils works with Visio 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019 and even language specific versions of Visio on Windows machines.

Find Device Shapes in Seconds

Finding the hardware equipment you need is a cinch. Look up shapes by manufacturer, equipment type, product lines or product numbers, and preview them before using them in your diagrams.