Find the right chart and graph for your data
Bar Chart
Create a bar graph to track changes over time, identify
best-to-worst performers, or rank values from largest to
smallest.
Column Chart
Make a column graph to display all kinds of business,
financial, and logistical data, and represent negative
values more effectively.
Line Chart
Use a line graph to visualize progress over time or distance
by connecting continuous data points with line segments.
Stacked Bar Chart
Build a stacked bar graph to create layers within your bars,
and show how sub-groups contribute to each category's
total.
Stacked Column Chart
Use a stacked column graph to depict increasing values –
like dates or income groups – while also including subgroups
within your columns.
Area Chart
Create an area graph to compare related groups within a
category, and present part-to-whole relationships as they
change over time.
Stacked Area Chart
Create a stacked area graph to track parts of a whole over
time, and to analyze trends like page visits by source, or
revenue vs expenses.
Pie Chart & Donut Chart
Use a pie or donut graph to show categories as slices and
percentages – and make part-to-whole relationships easy to
grasp.
Funnel Chart
Make a funnel chart to analyze the progressive stages of a
process or procedure to identify problems and remove
bottlenecks.
And experiment freely
With a click, you can explore a variety of beautiful data visualizations
to find just the right one for your audience and information!
