Numbers become
geometry
Paste a table and the chart is already standing: an object with depth, a bevel, a material and a light on it. Turn the same figures into a strict business chart or an editorial sculpture — and take it out as a picture, a drawing, a model or a page that turns. To jest za darmo. Naprawdę.
- Paste a table, get a chart.
- Copy cells from Excel or Google Sheets and press Cmd+V anywhere. Categories and series are found by themselves, and so is a header of years.
- A shape, not a type.
- Blocks, cylinders, capsules, cones, spheres, icons or your own SVG — and a layout in a row, a grid, a ring or a spiral. The same numbers, a different object.
- Isometric in one press.
- An orthographic camera on the cube's diagonal and the flat material give an isometric infographic that saves as clean SVG paths.
- Several measures in one figure.
- Sales as the height, staff as the width, profit as the color. One column per dimension, read straight from the table.
- It moves.
- Grow, reveal, build, explode, draw or turn, in sequence or by value — and saved as a video or a page that loops.
- Nothing is uploaded.
- The table is read, the chart is built and every file is written in your browser. A figure that has not been announced yet stays on your machine.
What it does
Data, shape, layout — then light, camera and words
Every chart here is built from the same few choices, which is why one engine draws forty different pictures.
A table from anywhere
- Paste from Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers
- CSV and XLSX files, or edit the cells in place
- Sorted, scaled to a hundred or shown as shares
- Example and random data to try it without your own
Sixteen kinds and twenty-two presets
- Column, bar, stacked, line, area, pie, donut, radial bar
- Scatter and bubble on three axes, sized by a fourth
- Waffle, pictogram, terrain, rings, layers, text and map
- In a row, a grid, a ring, a spiral or a helix
Material, light and camera
- Flat, matte, glossy, metal, glass or clay
- Studio, soft, hard or ambient light, with a real shadow
- Perspective or orthographic, and isometric in one press
- Labels, axes, legend, title, reference planes and notes
What you can set
A chart as a physical object
Every figure has a size in millimeters, so a chart can be lit, photographed — and printed.
The geometry
- Width, depth, gap and the gap between groups
- Corner radius from square to capsule, and a bevel
- Height fitted to the tallest, or a fixed scale
- Baseline at zero, automatic or your own — negatives go down
Pie and donut
- Thickness, inner radius and the gap between slices
- Explode one slice or all of them
- Height by value, for a donut that is also a bar chart
- Radial bars round a middle
Color and style
- By series, by category, by value or one color
- Six palettes, or paste your own HEX codes
- Highlight one figure, or focus one series
- Ground white, colored, transparent or none
Words
- Value, category, both or per cent
- Above, inside, below, in front or as a callout
- Labels that face the camera and never overlap
- Axes, ticks, legend and a title in your own font
How it works
Four steps to a finished chart
Paste, choose, style, save — twenty seconds when it goes well.
Paste the table
Cmd+V anywhere on the page. A CSV or an XLSX works too, and so does typing into the cells.
Choose what it becomes
A preset, or a type, a shape and a layout of your own. Nothing to generate — it is rebuilt as you change it.
Style it
A material, a light, a palette, labels and a title. Click a figure to hold it up, color it or pin a note to it.
Save it
A picture, a flat drawing, a 3D model, a video or a page that turns — whichever the job needs.
What it is for
Where a 3D chart earns its place
Anywhere a number has to be seen rather than read.
Presentations
One figure highlighted, the rest dimmed, and the columns growing in as the slide opens.
Isometric infographics
Flat material, orthographic camera, no shadow — and an SVG that opens in Illustrator.
Social posts and video
A turning chart as a looping video, or a still at 8000 pixels with a transparent background.
Printed data sculptures
A year of sales as an object on a desk: STL on a base, merged into one body.
Annual reports
A neutral palette, clay or matte, labels in the report's own font.
Websites
An interactive page for an iframe: turn it, hover a figure, read its value.
Questions
What you need to know about Charter
A table in, an object out.
Paste your numbers and turn them into something that stands up.