ONE STRUCTURE, MANY NAMES

Make an organogram online

Organogram, organigram, org chart — different words for the same drawing: who reports to whom. Build yours in a free guest studio that opens before any signup form does.

THE WORD, SETTLED

An organogram is the same thing as an org chart.

The term is simply the more common word in the UK, South Africa, India, and Nigeria for the diagram of an organization's reporting structure. Whichever word your team uses, the drawing answers one question: who is accountable to whom.

Everything on this site that says org chart applies to your organogram unchanged — the editor, the templates, the spreadsheet and image conversions, and the exports.

Draw it by hand

Start from a blank canvas, add the top role, and build downward with drag-to-reparent editing, undo and redo, and views that keep large structures readable.

Start from a pattern

Ten generic open-role starting patterns — from a startup core team to a nonprofit board — open as editable drafts, so the first minutes go to your structure instead of empty boxes.

Convert what you have

A spreadsheet, screenshot, PDF, or PowerPoint of an existing organogram becomes a reviewable draft you correct before use — nothing is applied without your confirmation.

NO SIGNUP TO START

The studio opens before any form does.

The organogram you draft stays on this device until you decide it is worth keeping. A verified free account adds two lifetime chart saves and two lifetime official exports in SVG, PNG, PDF, editable PowerPoint, or CSV.

START WITH A DRAFT YOU CONTROL

Map the structure. Then make it yours.

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