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Create over 30+ charts & diagrams with ease in Visme’s graph maker. Access customizable templates, live data integration and interactive graph capabilities. Easily share, download or embed your graph.

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Chart templates for all your data needs

Ensure your data is easily readable by starting with a professionally designed chart template. For a more basic chart design, you can easily start from scratch before adding it into another project, like a report or presentation.

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Create all types of graphs without the fuss

Make bar graphs, pie charts, flowcharts, diagrams, line graphs, histograms and everything in between with Visme’s graph maker. Import data in seconds and easily switch between different types of graphs to find the best presentation of your data.

Create all types of graphs without the fuss

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Free library of chart templates to jumpstart your data visualization

Seamlessly pick and choose which type of graph works best for your data

Use your own brand fonts and colors to create branded company content

Easy drag-and-drop design tools, made with the non-designer in mind

Help your chart design stand out by adding photos, icons, illustrations and more

Download in a variety of formats, add to another project, share online or embed

Populate charts and graphs with data

Visme makes it easy to import data into your graphs. Choose to link Google Sheets, upload Excel files, pull data from existing data sources like Google Analytics or paste your data into the spreadsheet right in the dashboard.

Upload static data or connect to Google sheets for live data

Upload your data as an Excel or CSV file to populate charts or pull live data from Google Sheets to update your charts automatically. Take advantage of the graph maker’s list of integrations to create graphs based on survey data, website data and more.

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Upload static data or connect to Google sheets for live data

Seamlessly switch between chart types to find the best visualization

After you insert your data into the graph maker, you can easily find the best type of chart or graph that works for your data. You can switch between chart types both before and after uploading your data. Simply click through our list of graph types to find your best option.

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Seamlessly switch between chart types to find the best visualization

Types of graphs you
can create with Visme

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

Stacked Vertical Bar Chart

A stacked bar graph is used to illustrate how a larger category is split into smaller categories and how each part contributes to the total amount. It consists of rectangular bars stacked on top of each other, with each bar representing a category.

Stacked Horizontal Bar Chart

A stacked horizontal bar chart is also used to compare data across different categories and their parts as a whole. The major difference is that it uses rectangular bars placed next to each other that go from left to right.

Stacked Bar Chart with Negative Value

A stacked bar chart with negative values includes both positive and negative bars, either vertically or horizontally. It gives you a clear view of how different parts contribute to a whole and how the values can differ in both directions, especially when dealing with positive and negative values.

Vertical Bar Chart

A vertical bar chart uses vertical rectangular bars to show data. Each bar represents a category and the height of the bar corresponds with the numerical value. This chart is useful for comparing different groups or tracking changes over time.

Horizontal Bar Chart

A horizontal bar chart is a variation of the standard bar chart. It uses rectangular bars that stretch from left to right to show data. Each bar represents a data category, and the longer the bar, the higher the value.

Single Line Chart

A single line chart shows data points connected by a line. Each data point represents a value at a specific time. It is a helpful tool for tracking changes in single data series over time.

Multiple Line Chart

Multiple line charts show more than one line on the same chart. Each line represents a different set of data. This chart is useful for comparing different data sets, such as the sales of different products, and seeing how they change over time or in relation to each other.

Flat Pie Chart

A flat pie chart is a circle divided into slices. Each slice represents a part of the whole, and its size shows its proportion. You can use this chart to show fractions or percentages at a glance.

Half Pie Chart

A half pie chart (or semi-circle chart) is a kind of pie chart that only displays half of the circle. The half circle is divided into segments, each representing a different category. You can use this chart when space is limited or when you want to draw attention to a subset of the data.

3D Pie Chart

A 3D pie chart is a circular diagram with a 3D effect that shows the components that make up the whole. The 3D effects add depth, making the chart visually appealing and easier to understand.

3D Half Pie Chart

A 3D half pie chart (or 3D semi-circle chart) only shows half of the circle with a 3D effect. It displays how much each item in the dataset contributes to the whole in a space-efficient way. The 3D effect gives the chart perspective, which adds a layer of realism and aesthetics.

Donut

A donut chart is similar to a pie chart but with a hole in the center, which creates a ring shape. Each segment of the ring represents a part of the whole, and the size of each segment represents its proportion. It is a useful way to compare the relative sizes of different categories within a whole, while leaving space for extra data in the center.

Gauge

A gauge chart looks like a speedometer or dial that shows a single value within a range. The gauge needle points to the value on a scale. You can use gauge charts in your business dashboards or reports to create a sense of urgency or measure key performance against a target or benchmark.

3D Donut

A 3D donut chart is similar to a donut chart but with a 3D effect. It includes the central hole and ring-like segments, each representing a part of the whole. Make your data stand out with the 3D donut chart.

3D Gauge

A 3D gauge chart is like a normal gauge chart but with a 3D effect that makes it more realistic and engaging. The chart shows a single value within a range, with a needle pointing to that value. The 3D design makes the chart more eye-catching, which can enhance your presentations and dashboards.

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 similar to a scatter plot but uses bubbles instead of dots to represent data points. The position of each bubble is determined by two variables, just like in a scatter plot, but the size of each bubble adds a third dimension of data. It can be helpful when comparing three data sets at once.

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

A histogram is a type of bar graph that shows the frequency of data. Each bar represents a range of values, and the height of the bar shows how many times data falls into that range. It is a helpful tool for spotting patterns in your data.

Map

A map is a visual representation of a geographical area. They display various characteristics, such as a country, city, road, and landmarks. You can use maps to understand spatial relationships and visualize different types of information about a place, such as population density, size of an area, time zones, and more.

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 are simple images or graphical symbols that represent ideas, objects or actions. They are used in place of text to teach new concepts and provide information and guidance to people from different languages or cultural backgrounds.

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 show the relationships between different sets of data. They include circles that represent a set of items and overlapping areas showing the items that sets have something in common. You can use them to compare and contrast information between different sets of items, analyze relationships between different concepts and identify outliers.

Area Chart

Area charts are a type of graph that displays how data changes over time or categories. They are similar to line charts but fill the area between the line and the axis with color, making it easier to see the extent of changes over time.

Polar Area Chart

Polar area charts are used to plot cyclical data related to time, direction, or frequency. It uses a circular graph with radial lines to represent data categories.

Funnel Chart

A funnel chart is shaped like a funnel, with the widest part at the top and the narrowest part at the bottom. It shows a series of steps in a process that narrows as you go down the funnel. You can use it to show different stages in a process, such as a sales process and customer journey, and how many potential leads or opportunities are lost along the way.

Mekko Chart

A Mekko chart is a mosaic-style diagram that helps you visualize data from two or more variables. It is useful for visualizing and analyzing comparative data from companies, countries and other categories.

Pyramid Chart

Pyramid charts display data in a triangle shape divided into horizontal sections. The largest category is at the base, and it gets smaller as it goes up. You can use pyramid charts to create population pyramids, sales funnels and other types of hierarchical data.

Cone Chart

Cone charts are 3D charts that represent data with conical shapes. Each cone's height indicates a data value. They are useful in presenting hierarchical or proportional data, similar to bar charts but with a visual twist.

Radar Chart

Radar charts, also known as spider charts, show multiple data points using a circular graph with radial lines. It can be helpful for comparing multiple variables, identifying patterns and assessing performance.

Dual Chart

Dual charts combine two or more different chart types to present complex data in a single view. They provide a more complete picture of your data and help you compare different metrics or track trends over the same period.

Chart templates for all your data needs

Ensure your data is easily readable by starting with a professionally designed chart template. For a more basic chart design, you can easily start from scratch before adding it into another project, like a report or presentation.
Share graphs online

Share graphs online

Share your chart or graph online by generating a publicly shareable link, embed to your website with an embed code from Visme or share your diagram link on social media.

Share graphs privately

Share graphs privately

Generate your chart or graph as an encrypted non-indexable URL. You can even make it password protected, or share only with your team members or subject matter experts.

Download graphs

Download graphs

Download your graph as a PDF document or high resolution image, or create your entire infographic in Visme. Download as HTML5 with full interactivity or as a PowerPoint file.

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HOW IT WORKS

How to graph data with Visme’s Graph Maker

Turn your raw data into stunning and engaging data visualization charts or graphics with Visme. Elevate your key findings in projects, presentations or videos easily without design skills, complicated integration, coding or bulky and boring data visualization designs.

  • Choose from our extensive library of 16 types of professionally designed graphs and charts templates created to display your most simple or complex data and findings.
  • Customize the graph of your choice. Add your branding, animation so that it’s dynamic, and add or import data from apps such as Google Docs, Google Analytics, or Microsoft Excel, if needed.
  • Download your graph as a high-resolution PNG or JPG image, PDF file, PPT file, HTML code, generate a shareable link, or embed code.

Use the graph maker to turn
raw data into beautiful data visualizations.

Tap into our professionally designed graph templates or create your own custom charts, graphs and diagrams from scratch.

Use the graph maker to turn raw data into beautiful data visualizations.

Who can benefit by using our graph maker?

Data Analysts

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

Educators

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

Researchers

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

Marketing Teams

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

Business Professionals

  • Design graphs to quickly present findings to investors or stakeholders
  • Use graphs 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 graphs in proposals and presentations
  • Showcase past client success rates and results in graphs

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Creating a graph with Visme’s graph maker is 100% free. Just sign up for a free account, choose a graph template or start from scratch using our powerful graph editor, which gives you full granular control over your graph settings, including data, colors, fonts, legends and more. If you want to use premium graph templates and features, you can upgrade to a Standard or Business plan.

Absolutely! You can import graph data from Microsoft Excel by uploading a .XLSX or .CSV file. After that, you can also edit the data inside Visme’s graph maker to tweak it as you see fit.

Yes! It’s easy to add live data by connecting your graph to a Google Sheet. Simply head over to the Import Data tab in the graph editor, select Google Sheets and paste the URL of the Sheet you’d like to connect. Once you publish your project, your graph data will automatically sync with the changes you make in your Google Sheet. This means your published graph will be updated live on each visit so you no longer have to open and edit it manually.

Yes. Visme lets you download your graph in multiple formats, including JPG, PNG, PDF and HTML5. Use it as is, print it or add it to other projects like reports and presentations. You can also share your graph online with a link or embed it using a snippet of code.

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