Chart Maker

Create charts from your data

One tool for most everyday charts: bar, line, pie, area, scatter, radar, treemap and funnel, with an optional 3D effect. Type your data into the table or import a CSV or Excel file, style the chart, and export it as PNG, JPG or SVG — or export the data as CSV.

How to make a chart

1. Enter data in the table, or import a CSV, Excel (.xlsx, .xls) or OpenDocument (.ods) file (from a workbook, the first sheet): the first row names the columns, the first column holds the labels, and each further column becomes a series.
2. Pick a chart type.
3. Set the title, axis labels, legend, colour theme, fonts and 3D effect in the settings.
4. Export the chart as PNG, JPG or SVG, or the data as CSV.

Which chart to use

• Comparing amounts: bar chart. Trends over time: line or area chart.
• Shares of a whole: pie chart. Relationship between two values: scatter plot.
• Several measures for a few items: radar chart. Parts of a hierarchy: treemap. Stages that narrow down: funnel.
• For specialised charts, see the Histogram, Box Plot and Waterfall Chart makers.

Your data stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored.