Chart Link
Paste data. Get a chart image.
CSV or JSON in, SVG or PNG out, sized for email, Slack, slides or a README. Free, and it all happens in your browser.
Three steps
- Paste CSV or JSON, or a spreadsheet’s cells.
- Pick a chart and the size of where it goes.
- Download it as SVG or PNG.
Make a chart.
Nothing you paste is uploaded.
Why not just ask an AI?
You can. Chart Link is for when you want the image now, sized for where it goes, without uploading your data.
- Seconds, not a conversation
- Paste, pick, download. No prompt to write, no code to run, no back and forth to get the axis right.
- Your data isn’t uploaded
- The chart is drawn in your browser. Pasting numbers into a chat sends them to its servers.
- Sized for where it goes
- An email, Slack, a README or a slide: a PNG with twice the pixels for sharp screens, or an SVG that stays sharp at any size.
Tools and guides
Questions
Something else? Send us a note, right from the page.
What is Chart Link?
A chart maker for charts that go into other things: emails, Slack messages, slides and READMEs. Paste data, pick a chart, download an SVG or a PNG.
Is it free?
Yes, with no account. Downloads, copies and editor links are all free.
Where is my data stored?
Only in your browser. Nothing you paste is uploaded.
The builder keeps your chart and all the data you pasted in the address after the #, which browsers never send to a server. So an editor link you copy carries all that data, even columns the chart leaves out, to anyone who opens it. A PNG or SVG holds just the chart.
Which charts can it make?
Bar (vertical, horizontal, grouped and stacked), line, area, pie, donut, scatter and histogram, in five themes: Ivory, Paper, Carbon, High contrast and Plain.
What doesn’t it do?
One chart at a time, with up to 8 series and 5,000 rows. One value axis, on purpose: two scales on one chart suggest links that may not exist.
Exports are still images, without tooltips or zoom. Only ISO dates (2026-07-06) go on a time axis; other dates stay labels. An SVG uses the fonts of the computer that opens it unless you outline its text; a PNG always looks as previewed.
Are the charts accessible?
Each SVG carries a title and a text description of the data for screen readers. Colors are checked for color blindness and have 3:1 contrast or better, and the High contrast theme adds line patterns and markers.
Can I use the charts commercially?
Yes. The files are yours to use anywhere, without credit.
Is there an API?
No, and no hosted image links either. For a chart in an email, a README or a report, download the PNG or SVG and put the file where it goes.