Free and easy organizational chart maker

Create stunning organizational charts of your corporation or team for free. Easily get started by selecting from free free org chart templates. Use EdrawMax AI to enhance your org charts, make the organization structure visible.

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Free organizational chart templates from EdrawMax

Restaurant Org Chart
Construction Org Chart
Corporate Org Chart
Admin Org Chart
HR Org Chart
Hierarchical Org Chart
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Why Use EdrawMax Organizational Chart Maker?

Create an organization chart with three clicks

Save your time by importing existing files to make an org chart. Click More > Import to import the org structure information (*.txt *.csv *xls *xlsx) to create an org chart with simple clicks. EdrawMax will build an org chart in seconds.

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Thousands of org chart symbols & templates are free

Turn your organization structure into a perfect a functional org chart with 16k diagram symbols. Download and use a free organization chart directly without hassle. Use them free now!

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Customize your org charts at will.

Customize your org chart with our simple but powerful tools. Use One-click Beautify function to change its outlook in a click. Drag an drop elements from our vast libraries. And don't forget to save elements in your persaonal libraries for future use!

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Share & collaborate without a hitch.

Everyone on your team can use EdrawMax regardless of their devices, as it is available on all major operating systems and online. EdrawMax's cloud-based collaboration functionality fosters seamless teamwork via shared links. Or, you can share your org charts in a dozen of common formats including Word, PowerPoint, PDF, and JPG.

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What our users say

Jessica Porter, Operations Director
Our team expanded so fast that our old Excel "chart" was basically unreadable. I switched over to this and the difference is night and day. The best part is how it handles data import; I didn't have to manually type in every single name and title, which is a huge win. It’s clean, professional, and doesn't cost an arm and a leg like some of the enterprise software out there.
Alexander Wright, Senior Project Coordinator
Needed to whip up a complex project hierarchy for a new site launch and didn’t want to spend ages fiddling with lines and arrows. Wondershare’s tool does exactly what it says on the tin. The templates are actually decent—not that generic rubbish you usually get. It’s made sharing the chain of command with the subcontractors dead easy.
Amelia Turner, Franchise Owner
I’m not a tech guy. I just needed something to show my staff who reports to who without it taking all day. This tool is great because it’s basically plug-and-play. I didn't have to watch a million tutorials to figure out how to add a branch or change the colors to match my branding. It’s good bang for your buck and definitely saves my sanity when we’re onboarding new hires.

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FAQs about organizational chart maker.

  • An organizational chart is a visual diagram that outlines the internal structure of a company. It illustrates the relationships between different departments, teams, and individual employees. Businesses use them to clarify reporting lines, define roles, and improve communication by showing exactly who is responsible for specific tasks and who reports to whom.
  • A hierarchical structure follows a traditional pyramid shape with multiple levels of management and clear top-down authority. In contrast, a flat structure has few or no levels of middle management between staff and executives. Flat structures often encourage more collaboration and faster decision-making, while hierarchical structures provide clear career paths.
  • A matrix organizational chart displays a structure where employees have dual reporting relationships, typically to both a functional manager and a product or project manager. This approach is common in complex environments where cross-departmental collaboration is essential. It allows for flexible resource sharing but requires strong communication to manage multiple supervisors.
  • A standard chart typically includes employee names, job titles, and photos to help with recognition. It should clearly show reporting lines through connecting lines or arrows. Some companies also include contact information or specific department labels to provide more context, helping employees quickly identify the right person for specific inquiries.
  • Yes, even small businesses benefit from having a chart. As a company grows, clearly defined roles prevent "hat-wearing" confusion where employees are unsure of their primary duties. It provides a roadmap for future hiring and helps founders visualize how they will scale their operations while maintaining a sense of order.

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