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Free chart maker — bar, line, pie and scatter charts for reports

Paste a table from Excel or open a CSV or Excel file to make bar, horizontal bar, line, pie or scatter charts. Copy the image straight into PowerPoint, Word or Google Docs, or save it as PNG or SVG.

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Data — first column is labels, other columns are values (paste from Excel or edit here)

The chart is drawn in your browser. Your data isn't uploaded.

Paste from Excel and you're done

Put labels (months, regions, groups) in the first column and numbers in the others. Several columns become grouped bars or multiple lines, and you can switch each series on or off.

Add a title, axis labels, value labels and a legend, and choose 16:9 for slides, 4:3 or square.

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Clean enough for coursework

The grayscale palette stays readable when printed in black and white. Copy image puts a high-resolution PNG on your clipboard; SVG stays sharp at any size.

Which chart to use

Line for change over time, bars to compare categories, horizontal bars for long names, pie for parts of a whole and scatter for the relationship between two numbers.

Frequently asked questions

Is my data uploaded?

No. The chart is drawn in your browser and your data isn't sent anywhere.

Which column does the pie chart use?

The first visible value column. Turn earlier columns off to chart another one.

The pasted image looks soft

Copy uses double resolution. For the sharpest result, save as SVG — Word and PowerPoint support it.

Which Excel sheet is read?

The first sheet. For another sheet, copy its cells and paste them.

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