Free Mekko Chart Templates
Browse Mekko (Marimekko) chart templates for market maps, competitive landscape, and segment share analysis. Column width and height both carry data in a single view.
Mekko chart templates for market maps and segment analysis
A Mekko chart, also called a Marimekko chart, is a stacked column chart where column width is also meaningful, usually market size or revenue, so both dimensions of a market are visible in one chart. Every column reaches 100% height, and each column's width is the sum of its own stacked segments. It's the standard chart for showing a market's segments by both size and composition at once. Pick a template, paste your data, and drop the finished chart into your deck.
What is a Mekko chart?
A Mekko chart, also called a Marimekko chart, is a 100%-stacked column chart where the width of each column is proportional to its total value, alongside the usual height-based segment breakdown. It lets you show two dimensions of a market, size and composition, in a single chart.
What's the difference between a Mekko chart and a Bar Mekko chart?
In a Mekko chart, column width is derived automatically from the sum of that column's segments. In a Bar Mekko chart, width is a separate value you enter directly, unrelated to the segments, useful when width should track a different metric like revenue while height tracks margin.
What is a Mekko chart used for?
Mekko charts are common in market map presentations, competitive landscape reviews, channel mix analysis, and portfolio breakdowns, wherever both the size of each segment and its internal composition need to appear on the same chart.