Chart Library

Column chart

Similar to a bar chart and its variants, but this one is vertical.

Diverging bar chart

Compare two sets of data. Up-down, left-right. Easy peasy.

Pyramid chart

Excellent for creating population pyramids.

Histogram chart

Line chart

A well-known standard. But can be styled to the smallest detail to add your own signature.

Bump chart

A variant of a line chart. Ideal to show changes in rank over time. 

Dot plot

Visualizing numerical values per category in a very space-efficient way.

Area chart

Emphasize the area between axis and line with colors.

Stacked area chart

A type of an area chart showing a part-to-whole relationship.

Stream graph

A beautiful variation of a stacked area chart with a central baseline instead of a fixed axis.

Density plot

Represents the distribution of a numeric value. Kind of a smooth histogram.

Scatter plot

The swiss knife of data visualization. Used to find correlations and identify patterns.

Bubble chart

Add a third dimension to a scatter plot. Enjoy the bubbles.

Categorical scatter plot

Visualizes the distribution of several categorical variables.

Heatmap

Show data variances by color, hue or intensity unveiling obvious visual cues.

Pie chart

A circular graph that visualizes a part-to-whole relationship.

Donut chart

Similar to a pie chart, but with center space to include more information.

Semicircle donut chart

Often used as a more stylish alternative for a gauge.  

Nightingale chart

Florence Nightingale's heritage. Kind of a stacked bar chart wrapped in a pie chart.

Arrow chart

Shows a range between two values as well as the direction of the changes.

Range plot

Shows a range between two values for a number of different categories.

Icon chart

Great for comparing wide-ranged variables. Different icon types and data-driven coloring can add a different dimension.

Icon array

An easy to interpret chart with sorted multiple icons representing the same value.

Bullet chart

A bar in a bar. Designed to benchmark against a target value and ranges. Versatile and so space efficient. 

Treemap

Treemap is perfect for visualizing hierarchical structures in a compact way.

Text object

Make your chart reusable and add titles, annotations, or complete text blocks driven by data.

Your own chart?

Some data deserves special attention. Contact us for custom charts.