1. Your data
First row = column names. Tabs, commas and semicolons all work.
2. Chart
Type
Values to plot
Chart
Charts are drawn in your browser. Your data is never uploaded.
How to make a chart from your data
- Copy a range of cells from Excel or Google Sheets (including the header row) and paste it into the box, or open a CSV file.
- Choose a chart type, the label column and which values to plot.
- Give the chart a title and click Download PNG to use it in slides, reports or social posts.
Which chart should I use?
- Bar: compare amounts between categories (sales by product, visitors by country).
- Horizontal bar: the same, when category names are long.
- Line or area: show change over time (monthly revenue, daily traffic).
- Donut: show parts of one whole, ideally five slices or fewer.
- Scatter: look for a relationship between two numbers (ad spend vs. sales).
Frequently asked questions
Is my data uploaded?
No. The chart is drawn in your browser, so your figures stay private.
Why can't I add more series?
Too many colours become impossible to tell apart, especially for colour-blind readers. Bar and line charts allow up to 8 series, scatter plots 3 and donuts 1.