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Free Chart Maker for Making Beautiful Charts Online

Fully customizable chart maker with a number of different chart types.
Visualize your data within minutes with our online chart maker tool.
Create beautiful charts that are easy for your audience to understand.

Chosen by brands large and small

Our chart maker is used by over 27,500,000 marketers, communicators, executives and educators from over 133 countries that include:

EASY TO EDIT

Chart Templates

Create custom charts online with our free and easy-to-use chart templates and data widgets. Whether you need a comparison chart maker or a radar chart maker, there is a chart type for you to drag and drop onto your design. Start with one of our premade infographic or presentation templates to showcase your chart.

All Chart Templates

Features of the Chart Maker

Use our free online chart generator to visualize your data and statistics quickly and easily so your audience can understand at a single glance.

Beautiful chart templates

Log into your Visme dashboard and click Create to get started. Choose a template for any type of project, whether it’s a presentation, an infographic or another design. Many of our templates are premade with chart templates right inside so you can customize them with your own data. You can easily add any chart types to any template by choosing a chart from the Data tab.

Build your chart

Once you’ve logged into the free chart maker, you can easily add any type of chart to any design. Just click on the Data tab and choose from our 16 chart types and many more data widgets to find the perfect representation of your information. Choose your animation, your colors, your fonts, your X and Y axis labels and more.

Customize every aspect of your chart to share easily understandable information

Instead of throwing a bunch of numbers and statistics in your audience’s face, why not turn it into a chart? This helps you to showcase data at a glance and create a way for your audience to easily understand what your numbers mean. Not everyone can visualize data right off the bat, and using our free chart maker to create a visual aid can be helpful for your audience.

More Great Features of the Chart Maker

Over a dozen different chart types to help represent your data
Customize each color in your chart to match what it visualizes
Name your X- and Y-axis to let your audience know what they’re looking at
Easy drag-and-drop design tools, made with the non-designer in mind
Choose from our popular free fonts for your chart title and labels
Embed an interactive chart on your website or save as an image file and share

Share Your Chart

Our chart maker automatically animates each individual piece of your chart. This allows you to create online charts and embed them on your website or share a link to your chart. You can also download a static chart as an image or PDF to share. Place your chart in a larger infographic or presentation or share it on social media.

LEARN ABOUT CHARTS

What is a Chart?

A chart is a visual representation of data and statistics. When you create a chart in Visme’s free online chart maker, you’re able to input your own data manually or import an Excel or Google spreadsheet. Your chart will automatically update to fit the data you insert.

Creating professional charts online is easier than ever with our chart maker. Customize it to match your company’s brand colors and fonts or choose a color scheme that matches your chart topic. Create an area chart, bar chart, line chart and more.

Use the chart maker to visualize your data.

While you can always tell your audience what your data means, what better way to persuade them than by creating a visual aid? Looking at a visual can actually resonate better with your audience than reading numbers. If there’s a large difference in categories, being able to see it in a chart can have an even bigger effect.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED + MORE

More than a Chart Maker

Create charts that stick with your audience and help them to further understand your data. You can use it as a pie chart maker, a line chart maker, a table chart maker, a bar chart maker and more. Use the chart maker however you need to create beautiful custom charts that sell your point.

VISUALIZE YOUR DATA

Charts & Graphs

Choose from different chart types and create pie charts, bar charts, donut charts, doughnut charts, pyramid charts, Mekko charts, radar charts and much more.

MAKE IT ENGAGING

Interactivity

All of Visme’s charts give you the option to add hover-over legends that give your audience more information and make your charts engaging.

BEAUTIFY YOUR CONTENT

Images & Graphics

Choose from over a million stock photos, icons, illustrations, characters, lines, shapes and more to decorate your chart and make it engaging.

HOW IT WORKS

How to Make Charts in 5 Steps

Create custom charts that help showcase any type of data or statistics for your audience. Create pie charts, line charts, bar charts and more with our free online chart maker. Use these online charts in your infographics, presentations, social media graphics, reports and anything else you can create with Visme.

Watch our quick video tutorial or follow along with our five-step guide below to start creating your own chart.

Log into Visme and open a new project in the dashboard.
Click the Data icon in the left navigation menu to access the available chart types and choose the chart that best represents your data.
Input your data manually or by importing an Excel sheet or Google spreadsheet.
Customize your colors, fonts, background and more.
Download your chart as an image file and share on your website, on social media or in an email newsletter.

QUICK TIPS

How to Use the Chart Maker

01

Log into Visme to access the chart maker. Start a new project and choose a template based on how you want to showcase your data.

02

Once you’ve chosen a starter template, click the Data tab in the left sidebar to find your chart type. You can choose a table chart, a line chart, a radar chart or any other chart type you need to properly visualize your data.

03

The chart maker already has some data examples to help you create your own. If these don’t help, you can start from scratch.

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Input your data and decide the way in which the data will be shown. With decimals or percentages, in unitary bars or groups of bars and where the legend will be placed.

05

Customize the fonts in your chart. The Settings tab in the bar graph maker will let you customize the font size and color as well.

06

Color code the chart elements to match your brand or your topic. You can also customize the colors of the axis lines and the background.

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If you are working on an interactive infographic or presentation, customize the animation setting to add extra emphasis to your data. There are four animation options to choose from.

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Download your finished design from the chart maker as a high resolution image file to share with your audience. You can also generate an online link or embed the animated chart onto your website.

Types of charts you can create with Visme

Learn more about the various chart types available in our chart maker and find the right one for your project below.

A bar chart is a simple way to visualize a distribution of data points or compare metric values across different subgroups of your data. It uses bars of various lengths, where each bar represents a category and the longer the bar, the bigger the value. You can use a bar chart to compare two or more categories, such as sales by region or product.

Stacked Vertical Bar Chart

In a stacked bar chart, each bar is made up of multiple sections, with each section representing a category of data. The height of each section shows the value of that category. You can use it to compare expenses in different departments over time or energy consumption by source.

Stacked Horizontal Bar Chart

A stacked horizontal bar chart is similar to a stacked vertical bar chart, but the bars are horizontal. It's constructed with horizontal bars divided into segments, each representing a subcategory.

Stacked Bar Chart with Negative Value

A stacked bar chart with negative values is similar to a regular stacked bar chart but shows both positive and negative values in a stacked format. It lets you visualize how different categories contribute to positive and negative outcomes, so you can compare gains and losses easily.

Vertical Bar Chart

A vertical bar chart is made of vertical bars, and the height of each bar represents a value. You can use this chart to compare data like the sales figures of different products, the population of different cities or the performance of different teams.

Horizontal 3D Bar Chart

In a 3D horizontal bar chart, data is visually represented by horizontal bars that have a three-dimensional appearance. Use a horizontal 3D bar chart to show the relationship between two variables, such as the sales of different products over time.

A line chart is used to show changes over different short and longer periods. It is created by connecting a series of data points or markers with a line. This chart type is commonly used to monitor changes, such as stock prices over a year or the growth of website traffic over several months.

Single Line Chart

A single line chart uses one line to represent a value at a specific time. This simple chart is perfect for tracking metrics like a single stock price, your website traffic or the sales figure of your business.

Multiple Line Chart

Multiple line charts are valuable for tracking two or more metrics over time. It uses multiple lines on the same chart to represent a different data series. Use it to track the stock prices of different companies on the same timeline, visualize website traffic trends from different marketing channels and analyze temperature changes in multiple cities over the same period.

Pie charts are circular graphs that show how a whole is divided into different parts. Each slice of the chart represents a category, and its size shows how much of the whole it represents. You can use pie charts to show market share, survey results and budget allocations.

Flat Pie Chart

Flat pie charts use circles to show data categories, but they keep it simple and clear without fancy effects. They give you a clear picture of parts-to-whole relationships with no texture or depth.

Half Pie Chart

A half pie chart is helpful when you want to highlight a specific portion of the data in a limited space or show progress toward a goal. It's made of a semi-circle divided into segments, just like slicing a pie in half. You can use them to track sales targets, visualize completion rates in project milestones, or compare budget allocations to actual spending.

3D Pie Chart

A 3D pie chart is a more visually interesting way to show parts of a whole. These pie charts are ideal if you have limited space but want to display proportional data in an engaging manner. Use the 3D pie chart to make your reports, presentations or documents realistic and visually appealing.

3D Half Pie Chart

A 3D half pie chart is created as a semi-circle with a 3D effect. Use this chart when you want the visual impact of a 3D chart but have limited space. It’s perfect for showing the sales contribution of different product categories in a quarterly report.

Donut

Donut charts are similar to pie charts but with a hole in the middle that helps you focus on the changes in overall values. Use a donut chart to see how marketing funds are spent on different channels, understand the age, gender, and location of your customers, and analyze how employees are distributed across various departments.

Gauge

Gauge charts are popular data visualization tools that display progressive values. They include a speedometer or a dial with a needle pointing towards a certain value. You can use them to quickly see how a specific metric is performing against your goal or display KPIs like measuring website load speed, monitoring project completion status and measuring customer satisfaction levels.

3D Donut

A 3D donut chart is a donut chart with a three-dimensional effect. It's constructed similarly to a donut chart but with added depth and perspective. Like all other 3D data visualizations, this type of chart enhances the visual appeal of your data.

3D Gauge

Bring your dashboards and presentations to life by adding a 3D effect to your gauge charts. Similar to normal gauge charts, you can use the 3D gauge charts to visualize performance indicators, such as sales, profit, growth targets.

Scatter plots are used to observe and display the relationship between two variables. This chart type uses dots on a graph to represent the values of the variables. Scatter plots can be used for many things, like showing the relationship between marketing spending and sales growth, tracking stock price changes and comparing customer satisfaction scores with product features.

Scatter Plot

A scatter plot shows the relationships between variables in a data set. Each point on the chart represents a data point, and where it is on the chart depends on two different values. A scatter plot is helpful for finding trends, patterns, or correlations in data.

Bubble Chart

A bubble chart is like a scatter plot but with a third dimension. Each bubble represents a data point with its position determined by two variables, and the bubble's size represents a third variable. Like a scatter chart, a bubble chart doesn't have a category axis; both horizontal and vertical axes are value axes.

Concept Map

A concept map is used to visualize ideas and understand the relationship between concepts. It connects related ideas with lines or arrows. Ideas are shown as boxes or circles (nodes), which are organized hierarchically and linked with lines or arrows.

Flowchart

A flowchart is a diagram that visually represents a process, system or workflow. It uses shapes like rectangles and arrows to connect the steps, making it easy to follow and understand how a process works. Flowcharts are useful in process design, instructional design, training, and troubleshooting.

Histogram

Histograms are ideal for understanding the distribution of your data. They help you see patterns, outliers and the frequency of values within different groups. You can use them to analyze exam scores and understand student performance, visualize age distribution in a population, show the frequency of sales transactions over time and other similar data types.

Map

Maps are visual representations of geographical areas, typically using colors, symbols and labels to convey information. They are helpful for demographic data, sales territories and location-based analysis. Visme's interactive maps allow you to zoom, pan, and rotate your map. Plus, you can add labels, icons, and shapes.

Mind Map

Mind maps are used to visually organize information and ideas about a topic. They start with a central idea and extend into related topics. Each branch can have more sub-topics to make it easier for you to understand the connections. It is useful for brainstorming, planning, and studying.

Pictogram

Pictograms simplify complex ideas and make boring data engaging and visually appealing. They use icons, symbols and relevant imagery to present information clearly. Whether you want to explain a step-by-step process or convey the importance of a certain stat, pictograms help you make your data visually impactful.

Tree Diagram

Tree diagrams show possible outcomes or decisions for any given situation. They typically start with a central topic and break down into smaller parts, like branches on a tree. Each branch represents a choice or event. Tree diagrams are useful for decision making, problem solving and idea generation.

Venn Diagram

Venn diagrams demonstrate the relationship between different sets of data. They consist of circles that depict a set of items and overlapping areas that indicate shared items between sets. Venn diagrams are useful for comparing and contrasting information, analyzing relationships between different concepts, and identifying outliers.

Area Chart

An area chart is similar to a line chart, but the area between the axis and the line is filled with color to show how data changes over time or across categories. Use this chart to track website traffic, analyze sales data and visualize marketing campaign performance.

Polar Area Chart

Create a polar area chart to visualize cyclical or directional data. With its circular design and radial lines, this chart type can effectively display information about time, direction or frequency, such as seasonal trends or wind patterns.

Funnel Chart

The funnel chart is basically a funnel shape that shows how data gets smaller as it goes through different stages. The classic application of this chart is the sales funnel, where businesses track leads until they convert. You can use funnel charts in sales and marketing analysis, recruitment processes, e-commerce and conversion rates.

Mekko Chart

Use a Mekko chart to compare different groups of data at the same time. Due to its mosaic-like structure, the chart helps you display ratios across multiple categories. This chart type is ideal for representing sales across various stores, comparing budget breakdowns or visualizing survey responses across demographics.

Pyramid Chart

A pyramid chart is a triangle divided into sections to visually represent hierarchical data or information. Use this chart to display sales revenue, project priority and organizational structure. You can also use them to show the steps of processes that are narrowed down before the final output.

Cone Chart

Add a touch of visual flair to your data visualization with a cone chart. Similar to bar charts, they use different cone heights to represent values but with an engaging 3D effect. Use them to compare sales figures across various products, visualize project budgets or track progress toward goals.

Radar Chart

Compare the characteristics of various data groups and entities using a radar chart. It uses a series of straight lines that radiate from a central point, which gives the chart the look of a spider web or star. The radar chart is especially useful for visualizing performance across different metrics, allowing you to identify strengths, weaknesses and patterns. Use them to analyze competitor performance, evaluate employee skill sets or assess product features.

Dual Chart

Dual charts are created by overlaying or placing two different chart types next to each other. They usually share the same axes or categories and are great for analyzing and comparing various metrics. For example, a dual chart might combine a line chart and a column chart to show trends and comparisons at the same time.

Gauge Chart

Gauge charts have a round scale with a pointer that shows a single value within a defined range, like a speedometer or dial. They allow you to quickly see how well a specific metric is performing against a target goal. Gauge charts are useful for tracking progress toward goals, KPIs or performance benchmarks.

Column Chart

Column charts use vertical bars to show data values for different categories. You can group or stack these charts together to compare multiple data sets, track changes over time or present individual data points. The vertical bars make it super easy to spot differences in values, which is perfect for comparing sales figures, website traffic sources, or survey responses.

Gantt Chart

Gantt charts show tasks as horizontal bars, and the length of each bar represents how long the task will take. Gantt charts are the go-to for managing projects. They show tasks, timelines, dependencies, and progress, giving you a clear picture of project schedules and resource allocation. Interactive Gantt charts allow users to track progress and update timelines in real-time.

Pareto Chart

Pareto charts are a combination of a bar graph and a line graph. The bars in a Pareto chart are arranged from highest to lowest frequency or impact, and a line graph shows the overall contribution of each factor. They are mostly used for quality control and to improve processes.

Burndown Chart

Burndown charts are mostly used in agile project management to show work progress over time. They consist of a line graph that displays the remaining work on the vertical axis and time on the horizontal axis. The chart shows work decreasing to zero by the project deadline. Burndown charts are very helpful in project tracking and ensuring the timely delivery of tasks.

Who can benefit by using our chart maker?

Data Analysts

Turn complex data for detailed insights for decision-making
Design charts to easily communicate trends and patterns
Compare and analyze data points to make strategic findings

Educators

Design fun and engaging charts for students and trainees
Customize charts with colors that match the topic's themes
Use charts to track student details and retention rates

Marketing Teams

Create charts to track marketing activities and campaigns
Present stylish charts in reports to make data more attractive
Design charts for marketing content, such as blogs and social media

Business Professionals

Create charts for quarterly reports, business plans, and presentations
Present financial data and performance metrics clearly to stakeholders
Use charts for quick data interpretation and strategic decision-making

Researchers

Design charts to quickly present findings to investors or stakeholders
Use charts to compare experimental results and draw conclusions
Create interactive charts without the need for a designer

Consultants

Illustrate client data insights with colorful charts and graphs
Add beautifully designed charts in proposals and presentations
Showcase past client success rates and results in charts

Questions about the Chart Maker

How much does it cost to create a chart with the chart maker?

Creating online charts with Visme is 100% free. Downloading the chart as an image file is also free. If you would like to download your chart design as a PDF, you will have to pay for a Standard Plan.

Are all the fonts available inside the chart maker?

Yes! You have all of the same font options within the chart maker settings that you do within the regular design dashboard, including your uploaded brand fonts.

Can I use my Brand Kit with the chart maker?

You sure can. When you have a Brand Kit set up in Visme, it’s available for any project you might need to create, not just charts. To have a Brand Kit you need to upgrade to a Standard Plan.

Can I create any type of chart with Visme?

Literally any type of chart. We have 2D charts, 3D charts, line charts, radar charts, flowcharts, stacked charts, scatter charts and so much more.

How much data can I add into my chart?

You can add up to 40 units of data on the x axis and 50 on the y axis. You can also import live data from Google Sheets.

Can I animate charts with the chart creator?

All charts are automatically animated. If you share the online version of your chart, it will include the animation. You can also choose to turn the animation off in the Graph Engine’s Settings.

What our users say about us?

“I personally had experience with similar applications before Visme and found their tools weren’t as user-friendly as Visme, and their tools didn’t handle data very well. They didn’t provide the solution I really wanted.”

MacKenzie Stonis Economic Research Analyst at Greater Memphis Chamber

“Very easy to use and it makes your data stand out! I have used Visme for over a year and I am very satisfied.”

Michael Bernier Director of Operations at FedCap

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