Vega chart provides a powerful, web-based tool for rapidly generating custom graphs. Built on top of industry-standard coding libraries, Vega chart builds your chart for you, eliminates the need for coding expertise. (Although you might learn a little about coding along the way!)
Not at all! This tool is designed so anyone can create charts quickly, no coding required.
To generate graphs, Vega Chart is powered by popular coding libraries like Ggplot2 in R and Seaborn in Python. You can learn more about the programming libraries used in our guide.
If you're curious, you can view the code for every chart you make, and maybe even learn some programming along the way!
You can use any dataset in common formats like CSV or XLSX.
Don't have one handy? You can use the sample dataset used to create this graph!
Decide which columns from your dataset you want to plot on the x-axis and y-axis.
After you choose, select whether your data is continuous or discrete:
Now it's time to bring your data to life. Start by choosing the type of chart that best fits your data. If you're unsure what chart to use you can always check our guide for help. Once you've selected a chart, decide what information you want it to display. From there, you can customize the look by adjusting the color gradient, adding a legend, and setting labels for different chart features.
Click Generate to create your chart and see it on the screen. You can also view the code that powers it. When you're ready, press to copy or press to download the chart.
Vega Chart is an open-source project created by Logan Tuttle, a student at the University of Washington studying UX Research & Design with a minor in Data Science.
If you've enjoyed using Vega Chart and appreciate the design and user experience, consider recommending Logan for UX opportunities or inviting him to join your team. You can connect with him through the contact form below, and visit his LinkedIn or portfolio website.