SVG Chart Generator
Fast, accurate and free online graphow svg generator tool running directly in your browser.
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1Enter data
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3Get the result
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SVG charts are vectors - they scale without pixelation on any screen and resolution. The tool generates clean SVG files for four types of charts: bar chart, line chart, pie/donut chart and area chart. You enter the data manually or paste the CSV. The result is a ready-made SVG code to paste into HTML or a file for download.
Chart types and their applications
Bar chart: category comparison (sales by month, survey results). Line chart: trends over time (currency rates, temperatures). Pie (pie/donut): percentage share (revenue structure). Area chart: volume over time (website traffic, transactions).
Input format
CSV: first column = label, subsequent columns = values. Separator: comma or semicolon. Header: optional. Alternative: JSON table or manually adding points in the interface. Maximum number of data series: up to 10 lines/bars. Negative values supported (for bar and line charts).
Personalization of appearance
Color palette: ready-made schemes (analogous, complementary, monochromatic) or your own HEX. Axis labels: font, size, rotation (for long labels). Grid lines: horizontal/vertical, color, spacing. Legend: position (top/bottom/right), style. Tooltips for hover: value + label.
Export and integration
SVG: pure markup with embedded CSS styles (viewBox, no external dependencies). PNG: rasterization via Canvas API – intended for printing and Office applications. HTML embedding:or inline(enables CSS/JS animations). React/Vue: component with data as props.
FAQ
Why SVG instead of Canvas for charts?
SVG: indexed by Google (text in SVG visible in DOM), accessible (aria-label, role="img"), scalable, animable via CSS. Canvas: better for 10,000+ points (GPU performance), real-time animations. For static website charts, SVG is a better choice.
Are SVG charts readable by screen readers?
Only with appropriate attributes: role="img" to
What JS libraries for charts are worth knowing?
Chart.js (canvas, lightweight, ~60KB), D3.js (SVG, maximum flexibility, steep learning curve), Recharts (React + SVG), Apache ECharts (advanced, large data sets), Highcharts (commercial, very extensive). The tool does not require any of them.
Can an SVG chart be animated?
Yes – SVG supports CSS animations and SMIL (deprecated). Best approach: CSS transition on
How to embed an SVG chart in PowerPoint or Word?
Save as SVG and import (Insert → Pictures → SVG in Office 365+). Alternatively, export PNG for older versions of Office. SVG in PowerPoint is editable (colors and text can be changed).
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