Org chart templates
Six company shapes, ready to load. Change the names to your own and you are done.
Each one is a real structure with a note on why it is drawn that way, what to change first, and what usually breaks next. Nothing needs an account — open one, edit it, export it. Signing in only matters if you want it saved here.
Startup, 9 people
Two founders, six builders, one seller, and one chair nobody is sitting in yet.
10 boxes · 9 headcount · 1 openRestaurant, 18 people
Two halves that have to work as one: the kitchen and the floor.
18 boxes · 13.5 headcountAgency, 16 people
The classic three-way split: who owns the client, who does the work, and who keeps it on time.
16 boxes · 14.5 headcountRetail shop, 13 people
A chart that has to survive the fact that not everybody is there at the same time.
14 boxes · 10 headcount · 1 openSmall factory, 23 people
Wide teams on the floor, thin teams everywhere else. That is what a factory chart looks like.
24 boxes · 23 headcount · 1 openFunctional company, 29 people
The textbook shape. One boss, six functions, three levels. Most companies land here eventually.
31 boxes · 29 headcount · 1 openNot one of these? Start from an empty chart, or read how to build one from a list of names. If there is a shape you keep needing and it is not here, ask — info@minekop.com.
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