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Graph maker
Make a graph from your numbers: bars, lines, a pie or a scatter, saved as PNG, SVG or PDF. Free, with no account or uploads.
Make a graph
Say what you want to show, then paste or type your numbers; the graph is drawn as you type.
What do you want to show?
Compare amountsBest for mostBar chartBars side by side, one colour for each column of numbers.Change over timeLine graphA line for each column of numbers, across the rows in order.Parts of a wholePie chartEach row's share of the total, as a slice.How two numbers relateScatter plotA dot for each row: the first column across, the others up.
What the chart shows: An empty chart.
Size
Wide, 16:10SquareSlide, 16:9
Your numbers stay in your browser: files are read on your device and the chart is drawn here, once, for the picture, the SVG and the PDF alike.
A little help along the way
Follow these steps. Every option is explained underneath.
- Say what you want to showAmounts, change over time, parts of a whole, or how two numbers relate.
- Paste or open your numbersThe first column names each row; each other column is a colour.
- Save itAs a PNG picture, an SVG or a PDF, all drawn from the same chart.
Questions people ask
- Which graph should I use?
- Bars to compare amounts, a line for change over time, a pie for parts of a whole, and a scatter for how two numbers relate. The question at the start chooses it for you.
- What can I save it as?
- A PNG picture, an SVG that stays sharp at any size, or a PDF, all drawn from the same chart.
- Is anything I type uploaded?
- No. Everything you type stays in your browser, and the PDF is laid out on your device by the same engine as KeepSimp's PDF tools; nothing is sent anywhere.
This page is the Chart maker, opened for this one job; every other tool it has is one press away. Each of its settings is explained on the Chart maker's own page.
Read the step-by-step guide