Astah SysML

SysML Modeling Tool for Systems Engineering

Design complex systems faster with Astah SysML – a standards-compliant modeling tool for MBSE.
Trusted by leaders in aerospace, automotive, and embedded systems engineering.

What is Astah SysML?

Astah SysML is a powerful modeling tool based on the SysML standard, designed for Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE).
It enables teams to design, analyze, and document complex systems across domains such as aerospace, automotive, and embedded systems.

All the SysML Diagrams You Need

Astah SysML provides full support for all SysML diagram types, enabling precise, standards-compliant system modeling.

Astah SysML Parametric Diagram Sample
SysML Block Definition Diagram Sample
Astah SysML BDD Sample
Astah SysML Diagram Presentation Sample
Scripting in SysML diagrams
Astah SysML Profiles

Included diagram types:

Block Definition Diagram (BDD)
Internal Block Diagram (IBD)
Parametric Diagram
Requirement Diagram
Requirement Table
Usecase Diagram
Activity Diagram
Statemachine Diagram
Sequence Diagram
MindMaps

Team Development

Compare and Merge Models

Astah SysML empowers team modeling by allowing multiple engineers to work on the same project.
Use the compare and merge feature to identify differences between two versions of a model file and integrate them.
Differences can be reviewed visually through side-by-side diagrams or in a detailed table format
– ensuring you never miss a change.

Compare SysML Projects

Model Smarter:

Perfect for both new and advanced users

Astah SysML is packed with assistive features that accelerate your modeling.
With functions like auto-alignment guides, multi-object creation from text, and one-click actions,
you can build professional diagrams in record time.
Use the gap expander/remover to tidy layouts, and quickly search and replace elements — all designed for speed, precision, and clarity.
Experienced Systems Architects can use scripting language to access the models.

Alignment Guide

Interoperability

Works with Cameo Systems Modeler

Export the diagrams you create in Astah SysML to a variety of formats, including image files
such as JPG, PNG, EMF, and SVG as well as XML formats like OMG XMI 2.5 and
MDXML that are compatible with Cameo Systems Modeler (formerly known as: MagicDraw with SysML plugin).
You can also import model data from Cameo Systems Modeler into Astah SysML using MDXML and MDZIP files.

Cameo Systems Modeler Data Import/Export

Endorsement

SysML is already the industry standard for engineering large, complex systems; more safety and quality system development teams are rapidly adopting the language every day.
Now every engineering specialty, from mechanical, to electronic to software engineering have a common language to design safe, complex systems architectures. We are pleased to welcome Astah to the fold, a unique modeling tool from Japan, from Change Vision.

Frequently Asked Question

Astah SysML runs on both Windows and macOS platforms. Please refer to System Requirements.

Yes. Astah SysML supports importing .mdxml and .mdzip formats from Cameo Systems Modeler. You can find the details here.

Astah SysML currently supports SysML v1. If you're looking for a SysML v2 tool, we offer the SysMLv2 Editor for Visual Studio Code - available at no extra cost for all pad Astah SysML users.

What Our Users Say

Astah SysML was easy to install and straightforward to use. The online user manual was extremely helpful with explanations and visualizations of features and functionality.

James T.

Professor

E-learning

The diagram flow is the most useful feature to me. It makes putting an idea from my mind to a physical thing easy.

Ahmad E.

Controls Engineer

Airlines/Aviation

Inexpensive price and quick response from customer support.


K.Y.

Lead Project Engineer

Automotive

Looking for SysML v2 Support?

Astah SysML currently supports SysML v1.
If you’re exploring SysML v2 tools, we recommend the SysMLv2 Editor for Visual Studio Code developed by us.
Free for Astah SysML users: Anyone with a paid Astah SysML license can use the SysMLv2 Editor at no additional cost.