Create charts, graphs, and data visualizations with AI
Upload Excel or CSV data, describe the comparison, and generate an editable chart or graph. Choose from histograms, box plots, Sankey diagrams, Pareto charts, and other visualizations matched to the analytical question.
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Sankey Diagram Maker
Showing how a measurable quantity flows between stages, categories, accounts, channels, or destinations when the width of each connection represents its value.
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Bar Chart Maker
Comparing or ranking discrete categories, especially when labels are long or many categories need to remain readable.
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Column Chart Maker
Comparing a modest number of categories or discrete periods when vertical bars fit the labels and presentation layout.
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Line Graph Maker
Showing change across continuous time and comparing a small number of series that share a meaningful scale.
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Pie Chart Maker
Showing a small number of mutually exclusive categories that add to a meaningful whole at one point in time.
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Scatter Plot Maker
Examining the relationship between two numeric variables, the spread of observations, clusters, and unusual points.
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Bubble Chart Maker
Comparing observations across two numeric axes while a third non-negative measure adds important context through bubble size.
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Waterfall Chart Maker
Explaining how sequential positive and negative contributions move a starting value to an ending value.
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Funnel Chart Maker
Showing ordered stages in a process where each stage is normally a subset of the previous stage.
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Radar Chart Maker
Showing the overall profile or shape of a few entities across several metrics that have comparable direction and scale.
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Heatmap Maker
Scanning a two-dimensional matrix for intensity, concentration, seasonality, correlation, or unusual combinations.
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Combo Chart Maker
Comparing related measures over the same categories or periods when one is suited to columns and another to a line, often because they use different units or scales.
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Donut Chart Maker
Showing a small number of mutually exclusive components of one total when the center can communicate the total, period, or primary context.
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Stacked Bar Chart Maker
Comparing composition across categories, especially when category labels are long and a small number of segments contribute to each total.
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Stacked Column Chart Maker
Showing how composition and total magnitude change across a modest number of categories or discrete periods with a few consistently defined segments.
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Histogram Maker
Showing the distribution of one continuous numeric variable, including its center, spread, skew, modes, gaps, and potential outliers.
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Box Plot Maker
Comparing the center, spread, skew, and potential outliers of one numeric measure across several groups or time periods.
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Area Chart Maker
Showing how a non-negative measure changes over continuous time when the filled area helps communicate magnitude or a small number of components contribute to a total.
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Pareto Chart Maker
Prioritizing categories by contribution when bars can be ranked from largest to smallest and a cumulative share helps identify a practical cutoff.
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Treemap Maker
Comparing the relative size of many categories inside a hierarchy, such as product revenue within departments, portfolio value within asset classes, or cost within business units.
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Comparison: use bars or columns to compare categories. Use a line when ordered time is the main structure.
Composition: use a pie only for a few parts of one whole. Use stacked columns when composition changes over time.
Relationship: use scatter or bubble charts for numeric relationships and potential outliers.
Distribution: use a histogram to inspect one numeric distribution and a box plot to compare distributions across groups.
Process, flows, and drivers: use a funnel for ordered stage conversion, a Sankey diagram for proportional flows, and a waterfall for a reconciled bridge of changes.
Prioritization: use a Pareto chart to rank contributors and inspect cumulative share before choosing where to act.