Paste CSV or spreadsheet data, select chart type, customize colors and labels, and export as PNG or SVG — 100% in your browser.
Paste comma- or tab-separated rows, pick a type, and export.
The first row is the headers. The rows under it are the values. Pick bar, line, area, pie, or scatter. On bar, line, and area you can mark which columns are series. On a pie, each row is a slice. Change a series color with the picker beside the chart.
month,visits\njan,120\nfeb,80\nmar,150 as bars draws three bars. The same table as a pie splits the total 350 into three slices. A cell that says "n/a" instead of a number does not plot as a value.
Export PNG for a report, or SVG if you will scale it on a page. The chart is drawn in the browser from the table you pasted. It does not read a file from your disk unless you paste it.
Yes. Copy the range and paste it. Cells usually arrive separated by tabs, and the page treats that the same as commas.
A pie needs one name and one number per slice. Bars can hold several series in columns. If the table has more than one numeric column, pick which one goes into the pie.
In CSV to JSON. This page only draws.