Free Organizational Chart Maker
Paste your team structure into the Text to Visuals tab — 'Priya is CEO; Marcus leads Engineering with two teams under him; Dana runs Sales…' — and Infogiph's AI org chart generator draws the hierarchy for you. Edit anything, export free.
Free plan: 5 AI generations · No credit card · Sign in with Google · Export GIF, MP4, PNG & SVG
Drop your visuals into the tools you already use
Export animated GIF and MP4 for slides, docs and social, or PNG and SVG for print and design tools.
Map your company reporting hierarchy from CEO down to individual contributors
Show one cross-functional squad's roles and how they collaborate day to day
Show dual reporting where staff answer to both functional and project leaders
Hierarchy of marketing roles from CMO down to specialists across each function
No dragging one box per person. Paste names, titles, and reporting lines as plain text and the AI assembles the whole hierarchy at once.
Describe who leads what and the AI builds a tree: the leader at the top, teams below and up to three people per team, with connectors placed and aligned automatically.
Team moved under a new VP? Say so in one sentence and the chart restructures. Keeping the org chart current stops being a chore.
Balanced layout, consistent boxes, and subtle color grouping by department — a chart you can put in front of leadership without touch-ups.
Group people by function in your description, then color-code connections and swap icons on the canvas so departments stand out.
Download PNG, GIF, or MP4 free for onboarding docs, wikis, and slides. Animated exports can introduce the team one level at a time.
How it works
No design skills. No fiddling with boxes and arrows. Describe what you want and Infogiph does the rest.
Type a sentence or pick a template — no prompting tricks, no design tools. "SaaS architecture with auth, billing, and analytics" is all Infogiph needs.
Infogiph lays out the nodes, draws every connection, matches icons, and animates the flow — a polished, on-brand diagram in 5–15 seconds.
Everything stays editable. Rename any node, swap icons, logos and colors, switch the layout, then export to GIF, MP4, PNG or SVG — ready for decks, docs, and social.
Org chart templates give you someone else's structure — you still delete, duplicate, and rewire boxes until it matches your company, then repeat the surgery at every reorg. An AI org chart generator starts from your actual structure instead: you describe the organization, and the chart is born already correct.
Infogiph parses names, roles, and reporting relationships from plain text — even a rough list works. The layout engine handles hierarchy depth, sibling spacing, and connector routing, which are exactly the parts that make hand-drawn org charts crooked.
One: write the structure. A simple format works — "CEO: Priya. CTO: Marcus (reports to Priya). Engineering Manager: Lena (reports to Marcus)…" — or paste a team page. Two: generate, and the AI builds the tree. Three: edit names and colors on the canvas, then export. For larger organizations, start from the org chart templates and edit them.
The chart stays editable in your account, so the next new hire is a ten-second update rather than a new document.
Startups map the whole company for investors and onboarding. HR teams keep official charts current through growth and reorgs. Project managers chart project teams and RACI-style responsibilities. Agencies show clients exactly who does what. Teachers and students diagram organizational structures for coursework.
Related structures are one prompt away too: family trees and genograms use the same hierarchy engine, and flow charts cover processes rather than people.
Animated diagrams generated from a single sentence — the kind of visual that works in docs, decks and launch posts.
Turn a launch narrative or feature list into an animated explainer for decks, launch posts and LinkedIn — exported as MP4 or GIF.
Describe an architecture, API flow or pipeline in a sentence and drop the diagram into RFCs, READMEs, docs and talks.
Document processes, onboarding flows, org charts and lesson concepts as clear visuals people actually read.
Yes — full editing and unlimited GIF, MP4, and PNG exports are included free, along with 5 AI generations. No credit card required.
Describe your organization in plain text — names, roles, and who reports to whom — and the AI generates the chart. Edit on the canvas and export.
Dozens of people render comfortably on one chart. For bigger orgs, generate per-department charts and link them — usually clearer for readers anyway.
Yes — edit names and roles directly on the canvas, or update your description and regenerate. No redrawing from scratch.
Yes. The generator applies sensible grouping, and you can restyle any box, group, or connector on the canvas.
Export a PNG and embed it in PowerPoint, Google Slides, Notion, Confluence, or any doc — or use an animated GIF wherever the tool supports it.
Describe it in a sentence and watch Infogiph build it in seconds.
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