152+ chart examples
The chart library: every chart you can build by chatting
47 chart and diagram categories, each explained so you pick the right one for your data. Open a category to browse its examples by team, industry and use case, then jump into the AI editor.
1 exampleAccess matrixWho can do what: components against roles, one permission per cell.1 exampleArchitecture diagramComponents and connections of a system, grouped by tier or trust boundary.8 examplesArea chartA line chart with the space under it filled, to emphasize how much volume a trend carries.8 examplesBar chartCompare quantities across categories with vertical bars everyone reads instantly.8 examplesCombo chartMix bars and lines in one chart to compare volumes against rates, targets or margins.1 exampleData flow diagramHow data moves through pipeline steps and who owns each one.1 exampleData platform integrationSources, platform and consumers, with the protocol on every connection.1 exampleDatabase schemaPhysical tables with SQL types, constraints and column-level foreign keys.1 exampleDependency graphWhat depends on what, with fan-in counts and cycles a tree cannot show.1 exampleDeployment diagramWhere software runs: zones, hosts, replicas, versioned artifacts and ports.8 examplesDonut chartA pie with a hole in the middle, leaving room for a headline KPI at the center.1 exampleER diagramEntities, their fields and the cardinality of every relationship.1 exampleFishbone diagramRoot-cause analysis: one effect, causes grouped by category, the confirmed cause highlighted.1 exampleFlowchartDecision logic with branches: ovals start and end, rectangles act, diamonds decide.1 exampleFlywheel loopA reinforcing cycle around a shared hub that accumulates what each pass learns.8 examplesFunnel chartFollow how users or deals drop through each stage of a process, from first visit to purchase.1 exampleGantt chartTasks and phases on a calendar, with the critical path and today marked.1 exampleHigh-level architectureAn end-to-end data stack under a phase banner, with cross-cutting bars.8 examplesHorizontal barRank long category lists with horizontal bars that leave room for readable labels.1 exampleIT landscapeThe current-state picture of a legacy IT estate, hand-offs and bottlenecks included.1 exampleKanban boardWork in progress by state, with WIP limits and blocked cards visible.1 exampleLayer stackStacked abstraction levels: a tech stack, a model, a hierarchy of concerns.8 examplesLine graphTrack how one or more series evolve over time and spot trends at a glance.1 exampleMedallion architectureTiers of one dataset by quality level, from raw landing zone to archive.1 exampleNested diagramHierarchy by containment: scopes, trust zones, policy cascades.1 exampleOrg chartWho owns what: people, teams or agents with how to reach them and their scope.8 examplesPie chartShow each category's share of the total as proportional slices of a circle.1 examplePolar chartOne series across cyclic categories: angle is the category, radius the value.1 exampleProcess mapA multi-actor process with the data and tools at every step.8 examplesPyramid chartStack layers from wide to narrow to show hierarchies, funnels or population structures.1 exampleQuadrant matrixTwo-axis prioritisation: impact against effort, reach against frequency.8 examplesRadar chartCompare several metrics across dimensions on one spider grid, great for skill and product profiles.8 examplesSankey diagramVisualize how money, energy or users flow between stages. Ribbon width is proportional to the amount, so the big movements jump out.8 examplesScatter plotPlot two variables point by point to reveal correlations, clusters and outliers.1 exampleSequence diagramMessages between actors over time, with returns, async calls and branches.8 examplesStacked areaShow how the parts of a total evolve together over time, stacked into one moving picture.1 exampleState machineStates and the labelled transitions between them, from start to end.1 exampleSwimlane diagramA cross-functional process with one lane per owner and the handoffs between them.1 exampleTimelineEvents placed on an honest time axis, milestones highlighted.1 exampleTree diagramParent-to-children hierarchies: goals, taxonomies, breakdowns, skill trees.8 examplesTreemapCompare parts of a whole with rectangles sized by value, perfect for portfolios, budgets and market share.1 exampleUML class diagramClasses with attributes and operations, inheritance, composition and dependencies.1 exampleUser journey mapWhat a person does at each stage of an experience and how it feels.1 exampleUser story mapA product's story left to right, sliced into releases with the cut line drawn.1 exampleVenn diagramWhere two or three sets overlap, every region named, one sweet spot.1 exampleWardley mapA value chain against how evolved each component is, and what is about to move.8 examplesWaterfall chartWalk from a starting value to a final total through gains and losses, the classic P&L bridge chart.