Show consistent intervals
Keep the x-axis spacing true to your time or category intervals. Avoid irregular spacing that could mislead readers.
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Stay ahead of every trend
Line Chart Maker
Visualize change over time in a few clicks. Upload your dataset, compare series, and present a clean, on-brand trend line in minutes.
Ideal for KPI dashboards, growth reports, finance updates, and product analytics.
Create your chart
Line chart best practices
Keep your timelines accurate, readable, and persuasive.
Limit simultaneous series
Plot only the most relevant lines or group minor categories to maintain readability. Too many series makes trends hard to follow.
Annotate key moments
Add markers or callouts for peaks, dips, or milestones so your audience knows what matters most in the timeline.
How to use the line chart maker
Three simple steps to communicate momentum.
Load your timeline data
Import a CSV or enter labels and values for each period you want to track.
Customize the look and feel
Adjust colors, markers, smoothing, and axis labels to match your story and brand.
Export and share insights
Download a ready-to-present graphic or copy the Vega-Lite spec to embed your chart in dashboards.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions before you publish.
How do I create a line chart?
Enter your labels and values in the form, upload a CSV, or start from a sample dataset. The preview updates instantly as you edit.
Can I plot multiple series?
Yes. Add additional columns or series in the data table to compare multiple lines on the same chart and customize the colors for clarity.
What export options are available?
Use the export menu to download a high-resolution PNG or copy the Vega-Lite JSON spec to embed your chart in other tools.
Is vizGPT free to use?
VizGPT offers a free tier with 5 AI queries per day so you can build charts without paying or installing software.
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