Use case

Org Chart Maker

Free, visual org charts for startups, remote teams, classrooms, and clubs. Add photos, draw reporting lines, and plan the team you're building.

Starter ideas for your org chart

Six layout ideas you can recreate on your own board after signing up.

These are starter ideas to spark your board — PintoPin doesn't yet ship pre-built templates. After signing up you'll build your own board from a blank canvas in a few minutes.

Classic hierarchy chart

Top-down structure from CEO or founder down through managers and individual contributors.

Best for

Traditional companies and clear reporting lines.

Startup squad map

Cross-functional pods of designers, engineers, and PMs grouped around the products they ship.

Best for

Early-stage startups and product-led teams.

Matrix org chart

Two-axis layout showing functional managers and project / product leads — perfect for matrix organizations.

Best for

Consulting firms and large product orgs.

Remote team directory

Photo pins for every teammate with role, timezone, and what they're working on this week.

Best for

Distributed teams that want a friendly face board.

Classroom / club roster

Photo pins for students or members grouped by role: officers, committees, project teams.

Best for

Schools, clubs, and volunteer groups.

Hiring & roadmap chart

Current team plus 'ghost' pins for open roles and future hires — visualize the org you're building.

Best for

Founders and hiring managers planning growth.

How to make an org chart

Six steps from a list of names to a sharable team board.

  1. 1

    List everyone you want to include

    Names, roles, and (optionally) a photo. Even rough notes are enough to start — you'll refine later.

  2. 2

    Create a free PintoPin account

    Sign up and open a new private board. Keep it internal or share with the whole team.

  3. 3

    Add a pin for every person

    Photo, name, role, and a short bio. Group related people visually by dragging them close together.

  4. 4

    Connect reporting lines

    Draw string connections from manager to direct report. Use different colors for solid vs dotted lines.

  5. 5

    Add context with widgets

    Embed Slack handles, calendar links, or project links on each pin so the chart doubles as a team directory.

  6. 6

    Share with your team

    Invite teammates with a private link, or publish a public version for your company about page.

Frequently asked questions

Is PintoPin free for org charts?
Yes. You can build and share org charts for free. Paid plans only raise per-board pin limits for larger teams.
Can I add photos and contact info for each person?
Yes. Every pin supports a photo, a bio, and rich widgets for links, calendars, and more.
Can I keep my org chart private to my team?
Yes. New boards are private by default. Share with specific people, your team, or publish publicly when ready.
Can I show matrix or dotted-line relationships?
Yes. Use different string colors and styles for solid reporting lines, dotted lines, and cross-functional links.
Can I plan future hires on the same chart?
Yes. Add 'ghost' pins for open roles and future hires so the chart shows both today's team and tomorrow's.

Ready to map your team?

Create a free PintoPin account, open a blank board, and pin your team in a few minutes.

Get started — it's free