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mivochart
Free org chart maker: import from Excel, no sign-up
mivochart turns a staff list into a clean org chart in about a minute, with no account and no download. Import from Excel or CSV (columns matched automatically), edit right on the chart, start from a template, and export to PNG, PDF or CSV (SVG and PowerPoint with a Project Pass or Pro). Includes free HR tools: FTE, span of control, RACI and headcount cost. Free for charts up to 25 people. Built in the EU, GDPR-friendly, in English, German, French and Romanian.
Every company I've worked with kept its org chart in a slide deck nobody updated, because redrawing boxes is tedious and most chart tools want an account and a credit card before you see anything.
mivochart takes the list you already have (an Excel or CSV export from HR) and turns it into an org chart in about a minute, right in the browser. No sign-up to try it.
What you can do for free:
• import from Excel/CSV, with automatic column matching
• edit on the canvas (Enter adds a peer, Tab adds a report)
• 15+ templates, from startups to hospitals
• export PNG, PDF and CSV for charts up to 25 people
• FTE, span of control and RACI calculators
It's built in the EU, runs in English, German, French and Romanian, and the chart stays in your browser until you choose to save it.
I'd love your feedback, especially on the import step: what does your HR export look like, and did mivochart read it correctly?
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“Free org chart maker: import from Excel, no sign-up”
mivochart was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #160 on the daily leaderboard. mivochart turns a staff list into a clean org chart in about a minute, with no account and no download. Import from Excel or CSV (columns matched automatically), edit right on the chart, start from a template, and export to PNG, PDF or CSV (SVG and PowerPoint with a Project Pass or Pro). Includes free HR tools: FTE, span of control, RACI and headcount cost. Free for charts up to 25 people. Built in the EU, GDPR-friendly, in English, German, French and Romanian.
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Every company I've worked with kept its org chart in a slide deck nobody updated, because redrawing boxes is tedious and most chart tools want an account and a credit card before you see anything.
mivochart takes the list you already have (an Excel or CSV export from HR) and turns it into an org chart in about a minute, right in the browser. No sign-up to try it.
What you can do for free:
• import from Excel/CSV, with automatic column matching
• edit on the canvas (Enter adds a peer, Tab adds a report)
• 15+ templates, from startups to hospitals
• export PNG, PDF and CSV for charts up to 25 people
• FTE, span of control and RACI calculators
It's built in the EU, runs in English, German, French and Romanian, and the chart stays in your browser until you choose to save it.
I'd love your feedback, especially on the import step: what does your HR export look like, and did mivochart read it correctly?