Every chart type, live.

Bar Charts

Compare discrete categories side-by-side. Supports grouped, stacked, horizontal, and normalised variants.

Line Charts

Track continuous data over time or ordered categories. Supports smooth spline, step, and multi-series.

Area Charts

Highlight magnitude and trend simultaneously. Supports stacked and filled area variants.

Radar Charts

Compare multivariate data across a common scale. Great for skill matrices and performance profiles.

Polar Charts

A circular variation of a bar chart. Ideal for cyclic data or comparing variables across a common radial scale.

Nightingale Charts

Also known as a polar area diagram. Each category is represented by a segment with a common angle but different radius.

Radial Bar Charts

Standard bar chart plotted on a polar coordinate system with bars winding around the centre.

Parallel Coordinates

Visualise high-dimensional geometry and multiple variables simultaneously.

Marimekko Charts

A two-dimensional stacked bar chart where both the width and height of bars represent data.

Slope Charts

Excellent for showing change between two points in time across multiple categories.

Step Charts

Use line segments to connect data points, forming a step-like progression. Useful for discrete changes.

Bullet Charts

A variation of a bar chart designed to replace dashboard gauges and meters.

Pie Charts

Show proportional composition of a whole. Best when you have fewer than 6 categories.

Donut Charts

Like a pie chart but with a hollow centre — great for displaying a summary stat in the middle.

Treemap Charts

Show hierarchical proportions as nested rectangles. Ideal for budget breakdowns and file-system views.

Circle Packing

Visualise hierarchical data as nested circles. The size of each circle represents its value.

Icicle Charts

Show hierarchical data using an icicle-like tree structure, where width represents the value.

Dendrograms

A tree diagram used to illustrate the arrangement of clusters produced by hierarchical clustering.

Waffle Charts

Display quantities using a 10x10 grid of icons or squares. A clear alternative to pie charts.

Sunburst Charts

A radial treemap that visualises hierarchical data as concentric rings.

Histogram

Visualise the frequency distribution of continuous data across configurable bin widths.

BoxPlot Charts

Display five-number summaries (min, Q1, median, Q3, max) for comparing distributions across groups.

Ridgeline Plots

Also known as Joyplots, these reveal changes in distributions over time or space.

Beeswarm Plots

A two-dimensional chart where each data point is plotted as a circle, avoiding overlap to show density.

Strip Plots

A single-axis scatter plot used to visualise the distribution of many individual data points.

ECDF Charts

Empirical Cumulative Distribution Function chart — shows the proportion of data points below a value.

KDE Plots

Kernel Density Estimation — a smooth way to visualise the probability density of a continuous variable.

QQ Plots

Quantile-Quantile plot — used to compare two probability distributions.

Pareto Charts

Contains both bars and a line graph — individual values are represented by bars, cumulative total by the line.

Error Bar

Show variability of data and indicate the error or uncertainty in a reported measurement.

Control Chart

Also known as Shewhart charts — used to determine if a business process is in a state of control.

Violin Plots

A rotated KDE that shows the full distribution shape — more informative than a box plot alone.

Scatter Charts

Plot two continuous variables to reveal correlations, clusters, and outliers.

Bubble Charts

A variation of a scatter plot where the size of each point represents a third dimension of data.

Density Contours

Visualise the concentration of data points in a 2D space using contour lines.

Hexbin Charts

Aggregate data points into hexagonal bins — useful for visualising density in large datasets.

Ternary Plots

Show the relative composition of three components that sum to a constant (e.g., 100%).

Venn Diagrams

Visualise logical relationships and overlaps between different sets of data.

Waterfall Charts

Show how an initial value is affected by a series of positive and negative changes.

Funnel Charts

Visualise progressive reduction of data through sequential stages — perfect for conversion funnels.

Sankey Diagrams

Visualise weighted flows between nodes. Ideal for showing where resources move through a system.

Alluvial Diagrams

A type of Sankey diagram that represents changes in network structure over time.

Arc Diagrams

Visualise multi-dimensional data in a circular layout where nodes are placed along an arc.

Chord Diagrams

Visualise the interrelationships between entities in a circular layout.

Dependency Wheel

A variation of a chord diagram that shows dependencies between different entities.

Gantt Charts

A type of bar chart that illustrates a project schedule, showing the start and finish dates of elements.

Force Graphs

Visualise complex networks and relationships using a force-directed layout.

Streamgraph

A type of stacked area graph which is displaced around a central axis, resulting in a flowing, organic shape.

Gauge Charts

Display a single KPI against a defined range with coloured threshold segments.

Heatmap Charts

Encode a numeric value as colour intensity across a 2-D grid — great for activity calendars and correlation matrices.

Candlestick Charts

Display OHLC financial data with coloured candles for up/down days.

Liquid Fill Charts

A circular gauge that uses a wave animation to represent a single percentage value.

Calendar Heatmap

Visualise time-series data as a calendar grid, with colour intensity representing value per day.

OHLC Charts

Open-High-Low-Close chart — a variant of the candlestick chart used to show price movements.

Renko Charts

A type of financial chart that only measures price movement, ignoring time and volume.

Point & Figure

A chart that plots price changes without regard to time, using Xs and Os to represent movements.

Word Clouds

Visualise text data where the size of each word represents its frequency or importance.

Horizon Charts

An area chart variation that uses layering and colour to increase data density in a compact space.

Bump Charts

Used to visualise changes in rank over time between multiple categories.

Geospatial

Choropleth Maps

A thematic map in which areas are shaded in proportion to a statistical variable.

Geospatial

Bubble Map

Visualise data points on a geographic map using circles of different sizes.

Statistical Charts

A collection of statistical visualization techniques including density curves and cumulative distributions.

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Range Bar Chart

Visualise bars with an explicit lower and upper bound instead of starting from zero.

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Grouped Stacked Bar

Combine grouping and stacking to compare sub-categories across main categories.

Range Area Chart

An area path with explicit low and high bounds instead of stacking or filling to zero.

Interaction

Advanced Interactivity

Demonstrates nodeClick, legend events, drop shadows, and navigator/minimap UI.

Line with Missing Data

Demonstrates handling of null values with connectMissingData: false.