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Welcome to Comak's Early Access Guide

You’re among the first to experience Comak, the fastest way to turn your hand drawn diagrams on whiteboard or paper into editable diagrams and text summaries.

Get started within minutes, no learning curve!

Use our sample files below or upload your own to get started.

Connect your Lucid account to edit your diagrams or export as PDF.

Watch this tutorial video to get started, or follow the instructions below.

Here's what you need before you begin:

A clear photo of your hand drawn content on your whiteboard or paper, or you can download one of the sample images we have provided in step 2 below.

An existing or new Lucid account (for exporting your diagram to Lucidchart)

Table of Contents:

1. Create your account
2. Upload your content
3. Generate Editable Diagram
4. Send to Lucidchart
5. Generate Smart Summary
6. Export PDF
Step 1

Create your Account

Go to to app.jibb.ai/comak and sign up for your free JIBB account to start using Comak.
Create Free Account
Login page for Comak showing options to continue with Google or another service, email and password fields, a login button, and a prompt to sign up if no account.

Comak is a product made by JIBB, which means a JIBB account will give you access to both Comak and JIBB Workspace. The instructions on this page will walk you through how to get started with Comak after you've finished signing up.

‍Click here if you'd like to learn more about JIBB Workspace.

Step 2

Upload a photo of your whiteboard or paper content

Once you're logged into Comak, you are ready to upload a photo of your content, or you can download and use one of the sample images we have provided below.
Screenshot of Comak interface showing drag and drop area for uploading JIBB Auto-Save PDF or photo files with a file browser window and cursor dragging file labeled IMG-001.png.
View Sample Images
Flowchart on whiteboard depicting a guessing game logic with steps: start, target equals random, read guess, check if target equals guess, print 'you won!' if true, else print 'wrong guess, try again' and retry.
Hand-drawn flowchart diagram on graph paper depicting a process with decision diamonds, labeled steps, and arrows connecting nodes, titled ISR with various logic checks and actions.
Fishbone diagram on a whiteboard illustrating causes grouped under Manpower, Method, Machine, Natural, Mother Nature, and Measurement leading to a Problem.
Step 3

Generate Editable Diagram

Once you click the button, Comak will take 1-2 min to generate a digital version of your drawing.
Screenshot of Comak interface showing an uploaded hand-drawn flowchart for stack overflow check, with options to generate an editable diagram or a smart summary.
Screenshot of Comak web app showing an uploaded hand-drawn flowchart for stack insertion, process steps in progress, and a Generate Smart Summary button.
Comak interface displaying an uploaded flowchart image of a stack operation and its digitally recreated version side by side with a button to generate a smart summary.

Please Note:
Comak is still in early access and our team is continually optimizing it's performance and the ability to recognize and convert your content into familiar, editable formats.

When you upload a file, Comak's AI will analyse the image  and try to identify what kind of content you have drawn, looking for common diagramming formats  (eg. a Flowchart), and then activate the "Generate Editable Diagram" button if it recognizes the format. If your image isn't recognized as a diagram, you will only be able to generate a smart summary.

If you think Comak has made a mistake, try taking another photo, making sure the content is as clear as possible, and upload the new image to try again, or contact Comak Support to report a problem. We value your feedback and input as we continue to improve Comak for everyone.

Step 4

Send to Lucidchart (Optional)

When your digital diagram has been generated, you have the option to send it to Lucidchart by clicking on the "Send to" dropdown and selecting "Lucidchart".
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Please Note:
‍You’ll need an existing (or to create a new) Lucid account to use this integration with Comak. Don’t have a Lucid account yet? Sign up here.

Comak interface showing upload of a handwritten flowchart and its converted digital flowchart with options to send diagram to Lucidchart and export.
Authorization window for connecting JIBB to a user Lucid account showing requested access permissions and a cursor clicking the Grant Access button.
Popup window titled 'Select a Lucid Folder' with options My Documents and JIBB Sessions selected, showing Cancel and Export to Lucidchart buttons, cursor pointing to Export.
Flowchart illustrating a stack insertion process starting with input value, checking if top equals max-1 to print overflow or increment top, insert value at stack[top], print value inserted, then stop.

Being the first time you've used Comak, this will open a Lucid window, asking you to connect your JIBB/Comak account to your Lucid account, giving Comak access to send your generated diagrams and open them in Lucidchart. You will only need to do this once.

After you have connected your accounts, you can click on "Send to > Lucidchart" and you will be prompted to select a Lucid folder, then "Export to Lucidchart".

Open a new browser tab and go to Lucid to find your newly generated diagram and open the file to keep editing or adding more details, or simply share with your team.

Step 5

Generate a Smart Summary (Optional)

You can also click on "Generate Smart Summary" to get a written overview of your hand drawn content.
Screenshot of Comak interface showing an uploaded hand-drawn flowchart being converted into a clean digital flowchart with a button labeled 'Generate Smart Summary'.
Comak interface showing uploaded file IMG-001.png with a hand-drawn flowchart and a clean digital flowchart of stack insertion algorithm including decision logic and overflow handling, alongside a text summary of the chart's overview and detailed steps.

Once it's generated, you can copy and paste to share or save however you like, as well as export both the generated diagram and summary together as a PDF.

Step 6

Export and save your generated content as a PDF (Optional)

Save and share your generated content however you like.
Screenshot of Comak web app showing a hand-drawn flowchart converted to a digital flowchart with an export dropdown menu highlighting 'PDF File' option.

Please note that Comak does not save your generated content for you, but you can always upload the same file and generate a diagram and summary again.

More Pro Tips:

Use dark markers on light surfaces for the best results. Avoid glare or reflections

Use a document camera or take a photo from directly above your paper.

You can also upload Auto-Save PDFs from JIBB Workspace or JIBB Room if you’re using those tools too.

Need extra help?

This version of Comak is still in early access and we are continuing to add features and optimize performance, but if you hit a snag or have suggestions, we'd love to hear from you.

Contact Support
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