Chart maker
Paste a table from Excel or Google Sheets and get a clean chart for a presentation, report or post. Download it as PNG or SVG.
Add numbers to the table - the chart will appear here
Copy cells in Excel or Google Sheets, click a cell below and paste with Ctrl+V. The first row holds series names, the first column holds labels.
A pie chart shows only the first series.
For a custom color of a series or slice, click its circle in the table.
A chart from a table in a minute
- 1Choose a typecolumns, line, pie, donut or scatter
- 2Paste your datafrom Excel, Google Sheets or CSV, or type them in
- 3DownloadPNG for slides and posts, SVG for print and edits
Which chart to choose
Columns compare values: monthly sales, revenue by store. If the labels are long, use horizontal bars, they are easier to read. A line shows how something changes over time. Pie and donut charts show parts of a whole and work best with 2-6 parts. A scatter chart helps you see how two numbers relate, such as price and number of sales.
How the table works
Every column after the first is a data series, for example 2025 and 2026. Every row is an axis label plus the series values. For a scatter chart, put the horizontal numbers in the first column. Numbers can include spaces, a comma or a dot, and % or currency signs are fine.
Design tips
Keep it to 5-6 series per chart, otherwise the colors get confusing. Show values when exact numbers matter more than the shape. Use 16:9 for slides, 1:1 for social posts and 9:16 for stories.
FAQ
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Select the cells together with the headers and copy them (Ctrl+C). Click the first cell of the table on this page and paste (Ctrl+V): rows and columns are laid out automatically and the chart updates right away.
PNG is a regular image you can put anywhere: a presentation, a document, a post. We save it at double size so it looks sharp on high-density screens. SVG is a vector file: it stays sharp at any zoom and opens in Figma, Illustrator and browsers.
Yes, up to 12 series: click "+ Series" or paste a table with several columns. Columns can sit side by side or be stacked. Pie and donut charts use only the first series.
Only in your browser, so the table does not disappear when you reload the page. Nothing is sent to a server. The "Clear" button erases the data.
Yes. The charts are yours: no watermarks and no limits. Use them in reports, client presentations, articles and ads.
For a scatter chart the first column must contain numbers (the horizontal values), not labels like month names. Each following column holds the vertical values for its series.
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