Using the Word Organizational Chart Template

This blank organizational chart template for Microsoft Word includes a place to type each employee’s name and title as well as picture placeholders where you can insert their photos. To enter a name and title, click inside of the shape that you want to change. Select the sample text and type over it. To add images,click on the picture placeholder inside of the shape. The Insert Picture dialog opens. Navigate to the image you want to use and click Insert.

To remove an unneeded shape, click on it to select it and then press Delete. To add a shape, click on the shape to which you want it connected. Right-click, point to Add Shape and select where you want the shape to be added. For example, choosing Add Shape After will add another staff member who is at the same level as the selected one.

Be sure to save any changes to the document before closing it.

You Can Create an Org Chart in PowerPoint, Too!

Blank Organizational Chart Template Word

Adding an organizational chart to a PowerPoint slide is a useful way to explain your organization's structure during new employee orientation. Fortunately, PowerPoint makes it easy to do so.

Click on the slide to which you want to add the org chart.

In PowerPoint 2003, click the Insert Diagram or Organization Chart button on the Drawing toolbar. Double-click the chart you want to use and it is added to your slide.

In PowerPoint 2007 or 2010, go to the Insert tab and click Smart Art in the Illustrations group. Select Hierarchy in the list on the left and choose the org chart you want to add to the slide.