A table in, a figure out

Charts Eighty-eight generators run in this browser. You paste or edit rows, preview the chart, and export it. The table is not uploaded. Image: Trendalyzer

Choose by the question, not the library

Catalogue The sidebar groups charts by goal: comparison, trend, distribution, hierarchy. Pick the question first, then the geometry. Image: Trendalyzer

Preview before you export

Workflow Edit the sample rows Read the live SVG Check the data table The sample preview is a starting point. Replace the title and rows, then check the live SVG and the accessible table. Image: Trendalyzer

SVG, PNG, and Excel data

Export 004 Exports are built in the tab. Heavy libraries load when you export, not when the page first opens. Image: Trendalyzer

Interactive local generation

5 / 8 The renderer is wired, the catalogue validates, and export integrity runs locally in your browser. How we review tools Image: Trendalyzer

Clear visualization workflow

Care Live preview Direct export Customize appearance, palettes, and data dimensions with instant feedback before exporting. Image: Trendalyzer

Rows never go to a chart server

Local There is no external origin that computes your series. The worker only serves the static page assets. Image: Trendalyzer Trendalyzer ships eighty-eight chart generators as a catalogue, not as a single dashboard. Each route is a named chart with a sample table, a live preview, and export controls. You paste or edit rows in the browser. Those rows are not posted to any external processing server. The catalogue is grouped by the question you are trying to answer: comparison, change over time, distribution, relationship, hierarchy, flow, geography, planning. That grouping is the navigation, not a marketing taxonomy. If you already know you need a Pareto chart or a violin plot, go there directly. Every generator provides interactive previewing and local SVG, PNG, and Excel data exports directly in your browser. The export engines run without server compute. Heavy export libraries are loaded when you export, not when the page first opens. A cold visit should not download Plot, d3, or spreadsheet tooling until you ask for a chart or an export. That is a cost rule as much as a privacy rule: the site stays a static file host.

Open the chart catalogue

Next Start from comparison or distribution, or jump to a named chart if you already know the geometry you need. Image: Trendalyzer Browse charts

Check the source, then make the call.

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