Vexplot

Create clear charts from category data.

Build editable bar and line charts directly in your browser. Enter categories and values, refine the labels and styling, then export a clean chart for a worksheet, presentation, or report.

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Choose the chart that best shows the comparison.

Use bar charts for clear category comparisons and line charts for simple trends across evenly spaced categories.

Single bar charts
Grouped bar charts
Single line charts
Multi-line charts

Move between four chart layouts without re-entering your data.

Use one editable category dataset for a focused single series or a multi-series comparison, then switch between bar and line presentations.

Chart Maker workspace showing a single-series categorical bar chart
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Single-series bar charts

Turn one set of category values into a focused comparison with editable axes, labels, spacing, colours, and value display.

Control the data, then refine the chart.

Keep the workflow focused: enter the numbers, choose the chart type, and make only the presentation adjustments you need.

Editable chart data

Rename categories, edit values, and add up to four series directly in the workspace. Your data remains available when you switch chart types.

Axis and scale controls

Use a readable automatic scale or set a manual y-axis range. Adjust spacing, tick labels, grids, and category-label rotation.

Flexible styling

Set chart and axis titles, series colours, bars, lines, grid styling, legend placement, value labels, and background colours.

Clear labels and legends

Keep categories, series, and axes easy to read with chart titles, axis titles, legends, and configurable label display.

Categorical comparison

Even x-axis spacing keeps categories easy to compare, whether you are showing a classroom survey or a simple grouped dataset.

Export as SVG or PNG

Download scalable SVG charts or PNG images for worksheets, presentations, documents, and quick sharing.

From category data to exported chart.

  1. 1Choose a bar or line chart layout.
  2. 2Enter categories, series names, and values.
  3. 3Adjust the axes, labels, legend, and styling.
  4. 4Save it to the Library or export it as SVG or PNG.

Save charts to your local Library.

Keep multiple named charts in the Vexplot Library, then reopen and edit them later in this browser. Download a portable .vexplot file when you want to keep a separate copy or open it in another browser. There is no account or cloud sync.

Multiple named charts
Portable .vexplot files
No cloud sync

Good for the everyday chart.

Make a concise chart for a lesson, a document, or a quick explanation without needing a heavier data workflow.

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Open Chart Maker and bring your data into view.

Add categories and values, select the right chart type, then save the chart to your Library or export it.

Start creating

Frequently Asked Questions

Useful details about chart types, data controls, saving, and export formats.

What chart types can I create?

Chart Maker creates single and grouped bar charts, plus single and multi-line charts, from categorical data.

Can I create grouped bar charts and multi-line charts?

Yes. Add up to four data series and compare them across as many as 12 evenly spaced categories.

Can I customise chart labels, colours, axes, and legends?

Yes. Edit category and series data, titles, colours, y-axis settings, grid styling, legends, value labels, and category-label rotation.

Can I save charts to the Library and reopen them?

Yes. Save multiple named charts to the local Vexplot Library and reopen them for editing. You can also download and open portable .vexplot files.

Can I export charts as SVG or PNG?

Yes. Export a scalable SVG or a PNG image for worksheets, presentations, documents, and websites.

Does Vexplot Chart Maker require an account?

No. The editor works without an account. Drafts and Library documents stay in the browser on this device, with no cloud sync.