Make a chart without
opening a spreadsheet
Paste your data, choose a chart type, adjust the details, and save the result. Useful for homework, reports, slide decks, and quick checks.
How to make a chart in 3 steps
A simple path from raw data to a usable chart.
Paste your data
Paste numbers, CSV rows, or data copied from a spreadsheet into the data panel.
Customize your chart
Change colors, labels, bins, trendlines, and other settings that matter for that chart.
Download for free
Save the chart as PNG or PDF, with SVG available for vector-rendered charts. No watermark is added.
Preview while you edit
Change the data or settings and the chart updates right away.
Free PNG, PDF & SVG export
Save PNG or PDF everywhere; SVG appears for vector charts. Downloads do not add a watermark.
No account needed
Open the tool, paste your data, and make the chart.
9 chart types
Line graph, histogram, box plot, scatter, pie, dot, stem & leaf, Sankey, Cleveland dot plot.
Choose a chart type
Start with the chart that matches your data.
Histogram Maker
Group numeric values into bins so you can see the shape of a distribution.
Box Plot Maker
Compare medians, quartiles, spread, and outliers for one or more groups.
Scatter Plot Maker
Plot X and Y values, add a trendline, and check whether two variables move together.
Line Graph Maker
Track changes across ordered categories or time with one or more connected series.
Pie Chart Maker
Show how categories add up to a whole, with optional labels and slice colors.
Dot Plot Maker
Show every value on a number line, using stacked or jittered dots.
Cleveland Dot Plot Maker
Compare two values per category with a clean connected-dot layout.
Stem & Leaf Plot Maker
Split values into stems and leaves so the distribution and raw values stay visible.
Sankey Diagram Maker
Map flows from one step to another with link widths scaled by value.
What is ChartsMakers?
ChartsMakers is a small set of chart tools for people who already have the data and just need a clear figure. There is nothing to install: paste your numbers, pick a chart type, and save the result.
Charts are created in your browser, so your pasted data stays on your device. You can adjust labels, colors, and chart-specific settings before exporting.
Each chart type has its own controls. A histogram has bins, a scatter plot has a trendline, a box plot has outliers, and a Sankey diagram has flow settings.
Frequently asked questions
Is ChartsMakers completely free?
Yes. You can use the tools and save charts without creating an account or adding a watermark.
What chart types can I make?
Line graph, histogram, box plot, scatter plot, pie chart, dot plot, stem and leaf plot, Sankey diagram, and Cleveland dot plot.
What file formats can I download?
PNG and PDF are available for every chart. SVG is available for charts rendered as vector graphics.
Do I need to install anything?
ChartsMakers runs in your browser — nothing to install, no plugins.
Is my data private?
Your data never leaves your browser. Nothing is sent to our servers.
Who is ChartsMakers for?
Students, teachers, analysts, and anyone who needs a quick chart from a small dataset.
Chart making guides
Plain-English notes on choosing and reading charts.