Your data.
Ready to share.
Make a chart that belongs in your next presentation, assignment or report. Start with an example. Bring your own data. Take it with you.
TRY THE STYLES ↑ Real chart. Fictional example data. Fully editable.
Paste a table / CSV & Excel / Preview before plotting / Data stays in your browser
What are you making?
Pick a starting point.
Every example opens a working editor.
Dot plot maker
↗Every observation, accounted for. Turn scores, timings or measurements into a clear distribution.
Paste or import → PNG · SVG · PDFRadar chart maker
↗Compare skills, products or survey scores. Put the strengths and differences in one picture.
Up to 5 profiles → PNG · SVG · PDFLine graph maker
↗Track changes over time. Compare multiple lines with clear labels and accurate numeric or date spacing.
Up to 5 series → PNG · SVG · PDFHabit tracker printable
↗A routine you can put on paper. Pick your habits, choose a layout and make space for progress.
Weekly or monthly → A4 · Letter PDFA style for the setting.
Keep the values. Change the presentation.
Each style is included in every chart maker.
From spreadsheet
to slide. Done.
Use the data you already have. The preview gives you a chance to check the meaning before you download.
Our approach to data →- 01
Start with something real
Open an example, paste cells or select a CSV or Excel file. Choose the rows and columns you want to use.
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Make your point
Pick a style, name the chart and add context. Check the scale and the values. Missing data gets flagged.
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Put it to work
Download a PNG, vector SVG or PDF. Choose a presentation, square or standard canvas. No watermark to remove.
Useful enough to use.
Open enough to build on.
The chart makers run on Apache ECharts. The source code, original example data and calculation notes are here to inspect and reuse.
See the chart. Understand the data.
Explore distance–time graphs, dot plot distributions and radar profiles. Every example includes the original values, a worked explanation and free downloads.
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