Show who reports to whom without wrestling with SmartArt. Open this org chart template, type in your people, and export a PowerPoint slide made of real, editable shapes.
Open this template → or start from scratch
An org chart maps reporting lines: one box per role, connected to the role it reports into. Read top down it shows layers of management; read across it shows span of control. Keep it to the level your audience needs, usually two or three layers for a board slide, and use departments or colour to group functions.
Click the button above — the org chart opens in the editor, already filled in. No account or password. A one-time professional profile unlocks all exports for one year.
Replace the sample entries with your own; the chart updates live as you type.
Pick a visual style and color palette to match your deck.
Download a .pptx with native, editable shapes — or PNG and Excel.
Open the org chart template, drop in your data, and export a native, editable PowerPoint slide. No account or password. A one-time professional profile unlocks all exports for one year. No watermark.
Open this template →Most free chart tools give you a flat PNG, or lock PowerPoint export behind a paywall. This template exports real, editable PowerPoint shapes and text — so you can drop the chart straight into your deck and restyle it in PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote. That is the difference between a picture and a slide.
Add each person with a name, a role and the person they report to. The layout, spacing and connectors are computed for you, so you never align a box by hand.
Yes. Every box and connector exports as a native, editable PowerPoint shape, not a flat image, so you can restyle it in your deck.
Yes. Import a sheet with Name, Role, Department and Reports To columns and the hierarchy is built automatically.
Yes, 100% free, no account or password. A one-time professional profile unlocks all exports for one year. No watermark and no limit on people.