Paste a table from Excel. Graph Tree builds the tree, checks that the numbers add up and exports it for your presentation.
GMV = 1P + 3P · 3P = sellers × GMV / seller
What is it
Paste a table from Excel, the tree is built for you.
Growth bubbles and lines on every box.
Every year is checked: the drivers must add up.
No size limit when a slide is too small.
High-resolution PNG or editable PowerPoint.
How it works
STEP 1
Copy a block from Excel or Google Sheets: years across, metrics down. Indent drivers under their parent, or let the tool find which rows add up.
| Bn $ | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operating income | −3.0 | −6.6 | −5.2 |
| Revenue | 0.4 | 4.6 | 59.9 |
| Operating costs | 3.4 | 11.2 | 65.1 |
STEP 2
Graph Tree detects the formulas, estimates missing values and flags any year where the drivers don't match the total.
STEP 3
Download the graph tree as a high resolution PNG or an editable PowerPoint. For maximum fidelity, PNG format is preferable.
Examples
Video tutorial
FAQ
No. Graph Tree runs in your browser. Open the studio, paste your table and the tree is built on the spot.
In your own browser. The tables you paste and the trees you build are not uploaded to our servers. We only store your account (name and email) and your plan.
Yes. The PowerPoint export uses native PowerPoint charts, text boxes and shapes. Change a number in the chart data and the bar follows.
You can open every example, change the formatting (colours, CAGR, log scale, decimals, infinite canvas) and export the examples. Using your own data, saving trees and exporting them requires Pro.
The monthly and yearly plans are subscriptions that renew automatically. You can cancel anytime in one click and keep access until the end of the period you paid for. For a one-off project, the day and week passes are single payments that don't renew.
Yes. Payments go through our payment provider, which emails you a receipt and lets you download an invoice with your company details and VAT number.
Graph Tree checks every split, year by year, and flags any year where the drivers don't match the total. Missing values are estimated from the tree and shown as hatched bars.
Free to try with the examples. No install.
