Balance Sheet X-Ray Visualizer

A balance sheet is a snapshot of exactly what a business owns, owes, and what's actually left over. See the real composition at a glance, not just the totals.

Reading This Tool

How To Use This Visualizer

Enter the major categories of assets, liabilities, and equity from a balance sheet.

The two donut charts show the composition of assets on one side and liabilities plus equity on the other, side by side, exactly how the balance sheet actually balances.

Assets

Cash & Equivalents $200,000

Accounts Receivable $350,000

Inventory $250,000

Fixed & Other Assets $600,000

Liabilities & Equity

Accounts Payable $180,000

Debt (Short + Long-Term) $500,000

Other Liabilities $70,000

Equity is calculated automatically as total assets minus total liabilities, keeping the balance sheet properly balanced regardless of what you enter above.

Balance Sheet Summary

Total Assets

Total Liabilities

Implied Equity (Book Value)

Asset Composition

Liabilities & Equity Composition

This groups a balance sheet into broad categories for a quick visual read. A full financial statement analysis should also examine liquidity ratios and trends over multiple periods.

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