Enter the number of datasets required. Add dataset values as comma separated list and generate charts of all types. Click on REFRESH to view the latest
You can use color picker below and change individual color or specify the color code directly
Apple
Alphabet (Google)
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Microsoft
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IBM
Sony
Meta
Dell
Tesla
Foxconn
Bar Chart
Bar chart or Column Chart is useful for visual representation of Discrete Data.
Bar chart are of these types - Vertical, Horizontal, Grouped, Stacked. Grouped and Stacked can be vertical or horizontal Can be used for comparison of multiple datasets with respect to a common category or grouping
Example : i) Sales, Revenue Data of a Product plotted on a timeline ii) Profit vs Expense of different business units in a company
It is not suitable for continuous data and where there are too many dimensions for comparison.
Grouped Bar Chart
Stacked Bar Chart
They are bar charts that are similar to pie charts laid out vertically.
They show split of parts or slices allowing of comparison of diffeerent categories and with multiple datasets making it more efficient than pie charts
Histogram Chart
They are like bar charts but used for non-discrete data points. It has grouped data on 1 axis and frequency of occurence on the other axis
Data points are grouped into ranges that are user defined
Age, Time, Weight, Height which generally have continuous data are most suitable for histograms
Line Chart
It is typically used for trend analysis connecting multiple data points and all using the same dimension (usually time periods)
It can also be useful to compare multiple categories over the same time period
Example of Share prices in stock market up/down is best indicated as line chart - during the day, during the month and so on..
Different stock market indexes trends are best captured with line charts
Pie Chart
It is a simple visualization in the form of circle or pie.
It is ideal for comparing between different groups or categories
Voting % of parties and different regions is typically shown as pie chart
It cannot be used with lot of data points and categories where slices become too many and difficult to view
Doughnut Chart
They are similar to pie chart depiction with a hole in the centre making it appear like a donut.
It is ideal for comparing between different groups or categories
Unlike pie, you can view multiple data series in a doughnut. Each dataset is shown as a separate circle.
It cannot be used with lot of data points and categories where slices become too many and difficult to view
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Polar Area Chart
This is a mix of Pie chart and Bar chart.
It is organized as a circle showing different categories in a radial manner.
Like in bar, length of the radius is proportional to the value.
Radar Chart
They are also called as Spider or Web Charts and the data is shown in circular fashion
It is a 2 dimensional chart with data points against each category or dimension.
Each category is an axis and the data point for each is plotted on the axis and all data points connected
The shape that results from the connected data points is useful for analysis and interpretation and identifying outliers or abnormalities quickly
Box Plot / Box and Whisker Chart
It is a box plot with category along 1 axis and the data point on the other axis with more details
Each data point has 5 parts - Minimum, Maximum, Median, First Quartile and Third Quartile
It is very useful for comparison of different groups against same parameters
Comparison of Students Marks, Performance against a Design Specification, Comparison of Efficacy of Vaccines from different countries
Create Simple Charts with our Online Chart Maker Tool
Our chart generator tool can be used by individuals, businesses, bloggers or professionals to create charts of different types.
Bar charts: These charts are useful for comparing categorical data in horizontal or vertical and plain or stacked.
Line charts: These charts are useful for showing trends over time.
Pie charts: These charts are useful for showing the proportion of different categories in a dataset.
Scatter plots: These charts are useful for showing the relationship between two variables.
Enter chart values and it automatically generates the view for different charts. You can choose different modes for viewing - horizontal, vertical, area, line etc...
You can change color scheme used for each of the data set
Users can download / export their chart as image and add it into their application.
Benefits of using our Chart Generator Tool
These tools are easy to use and designed for those with no prior experience in chart creation.
Charts are responsive and accessible from any device and desktop.
The charts are free to use and no limits or restrictions for usage.
All the commonly used charts are supported such as bar, stacked, line, area, polar, pie, radar, whisker.
You can customize your charts easily
Export as images or share the entire url with others and use it for any analysis.