Org chart maker
Turn an indented outline of names and roles into a tidy organisation chart, then export SVG, PNG or PDF. Indentation sets who reports to whom. Fully offline.
Open Org chart maker →What is the org chart maker?
A tool that turns an indented outline of names and roles into a tidy top-down organisation chart, then exports it as SVG, PNG or PDF. Indentation sets who reports to whom, so building the structure is as quick as typing a list. It runs fully offline in your browser, and your outline is saved locally so it's still there next time.
How to use Org chart maker
- Type the outline — Put one person per line and indent with spaces or Tab to show who reports to whom. Add a role after a — or | dash, for example "Sam Chen — VP".
- Watch the chart build — The preview redraws live as you type, laying the people out top-down with connecting lines between each manager and their reports.
- Style the boxes — Pick an accent colour for the connectors and a box-fill colour to match your brand or document.
- Export — Download the chart as an SVG vector, a PNG image, or a PDF document, depending on where you need to use it.
Frequently asked questions
How does it know the reporting structure?
Indentation does it: a more-indented line reports to the nearest less-indented line above it, so the depth of each line sets its place in the hierarchy.
How do I add someone's job title?
Put the title after a — or | on the same line, for example "Priya Nair — Backend Lead". The name and role then appear together in the box.
What formats can I export?
SVG for a sharp, scalable vector, PNG for a quick image, or PDF for a document — all generated in your browser.
Will my outline be saved?
Yes. The outline is stored locally in your browser, so it's still there when you come back. Use Reset to clear it and start fresh.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The chart is built entirely on your device with no upload and no AI, so it keeps working without a connection.
Tips
- Keep indentation consistent — pick spaces or Tab and stick with it so the levels line up.
- Export SVG when the chart needs to scale cleanly for print or large displays.
- Use the accent and fill colours to match your company branding before exporting.