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Free Chart Generator

Paste data and create beautiful charts in seconds. Export PNG, SVG, JPEG, WebP or Chart.js configuration. No login. No watermark. Your data stays in your browser.

All chart generation happens locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded, stored, or tracked.

Paste your data

Paste CSV, TSV, a JSON array, or simple Label 123 rows — the format is detected automatically. Editing the grid updates the chart live.

Edit data

Paste data above to edit it here.

Chart

Value series

Theme

Labels & formatting

Advanced options

Preview

Export

For developers

The standalone HTML loads Chart.js from a CDN so it works in any project. This page itself never loads Chart.js or makes network calls.

Statistics

What chart should I use?

Use a bar chart to compare values across categories, a line or area chart to show change over time, and a pie or doughnut chart to show how parts make up a whole (best with a handful of slices). A scatter chart reveals the relationship between two numeric series. Not sure? Paste your data and the tool suggests a chart automatically, or click Make It Pretty.

Bar vs line vs pie

Bars are the safest default — easy to read and hard to misinterpret. Lines emphasize trend and momentum, so they shine for months, weeks, or dates. Pie and doughnut charts communicate proportion at a glance but get hard to read past about six slices; if you have many categories, a bar chart usually tells the story better.

Your data never leaves your browser

This tool parses, charts, and exports entirely on your device. Nothing is uploaded, stored, logged, or tracked — there is no account and no watermark, and you can even use it offline. Exported PNG, SVG, JPEG, and WebP files are generated locally, and the Chart.js config and standalone HTML are built right here for you to drop into your own project.

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