Explore and interact with diverse chart types
Uses bars to compare values quantitatively.
Places two data sets side-by-side for direct comparison.
Displays performance metrics on a gauge.
Shows data progression over time.
Highlights area under the trend line.
Wraps a time series into spirals.
Chronological sequence of events.
Timeline of tasks.
Steps in incremental stages.
Divides a whole into slices.
A pie chart with a central hole.
Grid of squares representing percentages.
Nested rectangles for hierarchy.
Multi-level hierarchical pie chart.
Visual representation of ratios.
Triangular part-to-whole layers.
Progressive reduction layers.
Rough comparison of quantities.
Animated bubbles over time.
Clusters and outliers.
Scatter points connected by lines.
Two-dimensional risk/impact matrix.
Value distribution in bins.
Shows quartiles & outliers.
Density plot with box plot.
Min-max range over categories.
Flows with proportional widths.
Circular process flow.
Time events on a circle.
Uniform, non-hierarchical layout.
Structured grid with meaning.
Concentric circles + radials.
Icons represent counts.
Branching hierarchy metaphor.
Radial brainstorming layout.
Standardized icons for values.
Multivariate data on parallel axes.
Flowchart of decisions & outcomes.
Blocks connected by arrows.
Interlocking circles to show dependency.
Central hub with spokes.
Stylized network paths.
Concentric spiral layers.