Type one row per line, a label followed by its value, and the chart appears. A heading row names the series, and more numbers on a line add more series, so "Month, Sales, Costs" gives two sets of bars side by side.
Seven chart types share the same data, so you can flip between bars, lines and a pie to see which tells the story best. Titles, color schemes, value labels, grid lines and a dark background are a click each.
How to use the Chart Maker tool
- Type or paste your data, or open a CSV file.
- Choose the chart type, title and colors.
- Download the PNG, or the SVG to edit further.
Popular uses
- Charts for reports, slides and school work
- Quick visuals for social media posts
- Checking the shape of data before building a dashboard
Tips for the best result
- Pie charts work for up to about six slices; beyond that, use bars.
- Paste straight from a spreadsheet: tab-separated cells are understood.
Quick facts
| Price | Free |
|---|---|
| Works with | PNG, SVG |
| Where it runs | In your browser, on your device |
| Account | Not needed |