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The Chart widget turns raw numbers into visual, easy-to-understand graphics, ideal for showing sales trends, growth metrics, performance stats, or any data-driven story on your page. Rather than manually entering data points one by one, you can paste in spreadsheet data directly and the chart builds itself.

Why use it:

  • Makes data digestible: visitors grasp trends and comparisons instantly through a chart in a way raw numbers or tables can’t achieve.
  • Fast to populate: paste CSV or spreadsheet data straight in, no need to manually configure each data point.
  • Flexible for many contexts: from a simple stat highlight (Donut/Gauge) to full trend analysis (Line/Area) to side-by-side comparisons (Bar/Combo).
  • Polished, animated presentation: built-in count-up and scroll-triggered animations make numbers feel alive rather than static.

Chart Type options:

Bar — compare values across categories

Key settings:

  • Theme: Light/Dark styling
  • Line Style: Smooth or straight lines (Line/Area charts)
  • Target Value & Target Label: plot a benchmark line/marker for comparison
  • Center Label: text shown in the middle of a Donut chart (e.g., “Total”)
  • Value Prefix / Suffix: add symbols like ”$” or ”%” to values
  • Show values / Compact numbers (1.2k): display data labels, optionally abbreviated
  • Show legend / Show grid / Grid Style: chart readability controls
  • Hover tooltips — show details on hover
  • Count up values / Animate on scroll: animate numbers and chart entry as visitors scroll to it
  • Animation Duration: control animation speed
  • Text Font Family / Text Color: typography and color customization

Getting started: Paste CSV / spreadsheet data:

  • First column = labels (e.g., months); extra columns = data series
  • An optional header row can name each series
  • Works with commas, tabs, or spaces as separators, so you can copy straight from Excel, Sheets, or a CSV file
Last modified on September 2, 2026