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Chart Maker

Paste your numbers, pick a chart, and download it for a slide, a report or a post. No account, no watermark.

Runs in your browser · No uploads

Chart type

Paste from Excel or Google Sheets: labels in the first column, one column of numbers per series, and the series names in the first row.

Look
Axes and numbers

to keep editing it: the PNG keeps the data and settings inside.

  • Nothing leaves your device
  • No server-imposed size limits
  • No sign-up, no watermark
  • Free

How to make a chart

  1. Choose the chart type.
  2. Paste your data from Excel or Google Sheets, or open a CSV or Excel file.
  3. Add a title, pick colors and size, and download it as PNG, SVG or PowerPoint.

Chart types

  • Bar (columns), horizontal bar and stacked bar: compare amounts, with one or several series.
  • Line and area: show how values change over time.
  • Pie and donut: show shares of a whole, with percentages.
  • Scatter: two sets of numbers against each other.
  • Funnel: steps of a process and how many reach each one.
  • Waterfall: a starting amount, increases and decreases, and the total.

Saving and reusing

  • PNG for documents, slides and social media; SVG for designers and websites (sharp at any size).
  • PowerPoint: bar, line, area, pie, donut and scatter charts become real PowerPoint charts you can edit there. Funnel and waterfall charts go in as pictures.
  • Open a PNG saved here to keep editing it: the PNG keeps the data and settings inside.
  • Sizes for slides (16:9), documents, square posts, portrait posts and stories.

Your data stays on your device

The chart is drawn in your browser. Your numbers are never uploaded, and this site's security policy blocks the page from sending anything anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

How should the data look?

Labels in the first column (months, products, names) and one column of numbers for each series, with the series names in the first row. Copying a range from Excel or Google Sheets gives exactly that.

Can I use the charts commercially?

Yes. The charts you make are yours, for any use, with no watermark and no credit needed.

Why does the SVG look slightly different in another app?

SVG files use the fonts installed where they are opened. Without Plus Jakarta Sans, the text falls back to Segoe UI or Arial. The PNG always looks exactly like the preview.