Which chart should I use?

Pick the chart type that best fits your data, then press Make Chart to build it step by step.

Pie Chart Maker – 2D and 3D pie chart example

Bar Chart Compare values across categories. Best for discrete data with clear labels. → Make this chart

Scatter Chart Show relationships between two numeric variables. Spot correlations and outliers. → Make this chart

Line Chart Display trends over time or ordered categories. Great for continuous data. → Make this chart

Area Chart Like a line chart but emphasizes volume. Good for showing cumulative totals. → Make this chart

Pie Chart Show part-to-whole proportions. Use when you have a small number of categories. → Make this chart

Multi Depth Pie Pie chart where each slice height reflects its value. Adds a second visual dimension (3D only). → Make this chart

Polar Chart Equal-angle sectors where the radius reflects the value instead of the angle. Perfect for data that goes in cycles — like months. → Make this chart

Doughnut Chart Pie chart with a hollow center — easier to compare slice sizes and leaves room for a label. → Make this chart

Bubble Chart (x,y) Plot X, Y, Z position plus bubble size. Add groups and name labels for a rich, multi-variable view. → Make this chart

3D Bubble Chart (x,y,z) Plot X, Y, Z position plus bubble size. Rotate the chart to explore any angle. Add groups and labels for a rich multi-variable view. → Make this chart

Customize Your Chart

Style Choose from 6 visual styles: Classic, Transparent, Matte Metal, Brushed Metal, High Gloss, and Glass — each gives bars, lines, or slices a distinct material feel.

2D & 3D Depth Toggle between flat 2D and perspective 3D. Adjust the depth value to control how dramatic the effect looks.

Colors & Palettes Pick from 5 color palettes or turn on Vibrant Color for bolder tones. Set any background color or choose a preset: White, Blue, Grey, Green, Pink, or Yellow.

Black Border Add a black outline around bars, slices, or data points to separate elements and improve readability — especially useful for pie and area charts.

Legend Show or hide the legend and position it to the right, right-bottom, or top of the chart.

Data Labels Display values directly on the chart. Choose label position (outside, inside, or hidden) and customize the color and font size.

Chart Title Add a title with custom font size and color. Apply a text effect — Glow, Shadow, Neon, Glassy, or Outline — for a polished look.

Gridlines Control the visibility, color, and thickness of value and category gridlines for cleaner or more detailed charts.

Area Chart Maker – 3D area chart example

How It Works

Choose your chart type and style Pick the chart that fits your data — bar, pie, line, scatter, or area. Then select 2D or 3D and a visual style.
Enter your title and data Type your chart title and paste or type your data into the data table.
Customize your chart's appearance Adjust colors, labels, legend, gridlines, and more until your chart looks exactly right.
Download or print Save your chart as an SVG file or send it directly to your printer.

Free Chart Maker

Which chart should I use?

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