Creating an Org Chart in Gamma: Step-by-Step Guide

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I’m trying to do a simple org chart in Gamma — how do you do that? Not seeing anything in the usual video resources

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Amanda R.
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👋 Rick H. There isn't a way to create an org chart in Gamma at the moment. We're working on building this, though! If you'd like to upvote the feature request and add your use case, you can do that here: https://meetgamma.canny.io/ideas/p/more-charts-and-diagrams-swim-lane-diagrams-gantt-charts-org-charts-etc
Dave
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Rick H. you can do it with an image Something like : “A modern, visually appealing organizational chart showing a hierarchical company structure. At the top is the CEO, branching down to department heads (Operations, Finance, Marketing, Engineering, HR), then team leads and staff below. Clean flat-design style with color-coded boxes, connecting lines, and readable role titles. White background, professional corporate aesthetic suitable for presentation or infographic use.”
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Amanda R.
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Great workaround Dave!
Rick H.
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Thanks Dave. It’s a good option, but it doesn’t allow for the kind of flexibility that I need (and that is, alas, available in PowerPoint). Will vote it up, Amanda R.
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Amanda R.
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👋 Rick H. There isn't a way to create an org chart in Gamma at the moment. We're working on building this, though! If you'd like to upvote the feature request and add your use case, you can do that here: https://meetgamma.canny.io/ideas/p/more-charts-and-diagrams-swim-lane-diagrams-gantt-charts-org-charts-etc
Dave
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Rick H. you can do it with an image Something like : “A modern, visually appealing organizational chart showing a hierarchical company structure. At the top is the CEO, branching down to department heads (Operations, Finance, Marketing, Engineering, HR), then team leads and staff below. Clean flat-design style with color-coded boxes, connecting lines, and readable role titles. White background, professional corporate aesthetic suitable for presentation or infographic use.”
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Amanda R.
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Great workaround Dave!
Rick H.
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Thanks Dave. It’s a good option, but it doesn’t allow for the kind of flexibility that I need (and that is, alas, available in PowerPoint). Will vote it up, Amanda R.
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