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Tip: paste copied cells straight into any cell. Enter moves down.
Tabs, commas, or semicolons. A first row of names becomes the series names.
Turn a small table of numbers into a column, bar, stacked, line, area, pie or donut chart and save it as PNG or SVG. Type the data or paste it from Excel, Google Sheets or CSV; the chart is drawn in your browser.
Type labels and values into the Data table, or paste cells copied from a spreadsheet straight into any cell.
For a whole table, paste it into Paste from Excel, Sheets, or CSV and click Use this data; a first row of names becomes the series names.
Pick a chart type under Chart, set the Legend position, and switch Show values and Grid lines on or off.
Add a Title and axis titles, set Decimals, Prefix or Suffix under Numbers, then choose Colors, Background and Size under Appearance.
Choose a Resolution of 1×, 2× or 3× and click Download PNG, or use Download SVG or Copy image.
No. The chart is drawn in your browser and the numbers are not uploaded. The table is not saved either: reloading the page brings back the example data.
Values like 1,234.5, 1.234,5 and 12,5, currency signs such as $, €, £ or ¥, and a trailing %. Text that cannot be read as a number is outlined in red with a note naming its row; empty cells are left as gaps.
Pie and Donut charts use the first series only and leave out zero, negative and empty values. If your numbers run across a row instead of down a column, click Swap rows and columns.
PNG at 2× or 3× suits slides, documents and chat. SVG is vector, stays sharp at any size and keeps labels as editable text, but it names fonts instead of embedding them, so text can look slightly different on another computer.
Presets are 1200×630, 1080×1080, 1600×900, 1080×1350 and 800×600, or Custom from 200 to 4000 px wide and 150 to 4000 px high. Resolution multiplies the PNG pixels: 1200×630 at 2× gives 2400×1260 px.
Yes. Choose Transparent under Background; both PNG and SVG keep it. Copy image needs a browser that can copy images to the clipboard; otherwise download the PNG.