Excel to chart in two drags
Open an .xls or .xlsx workbook and turn its data into a chart for your report or presentation. Drag two columns, let Auto draw the chart, then export PNG or SVG. Keep exploring with filters and summaries, all in your browser.
- 01Bring large Excel workbooks with no file size cap. Open .xls and .xlsx files directly in your browser.
- 02Drag two columns and Auto chooses a bar, line, or scatter chart. Your first chart starts with the data you already have.
- 03Compare totals and averages, filter dates or categories, and try different views of the same spreadsheet data.
- 04Download PNG or SVG for your report, or share a chart with an embed link. Free to use, with no account.
Make your Excel chart
Your browser reads the workbook and runs the chart analysis locally. Start free, with no account or software installation.
Unlimited file size. This tool sets no file size cap. Processing runs in your browser and depends on your device’s available memory.
Give your spreadsheet a chart people can use
Start directly from your Excel file
Open .xls or .xlsx workbooks without converting them to CSV. Your column names become the fields you drag into the chart. Local browser processing lets you explore finance, operations, and research data on your device, with no file size cap.
See the answer behind the totals
Graphic Walker combines drag-and-drop charting with summaries and filters. Compare sales totals by product, average costs by month, or selected survey groups. Group dates, filter categories, and put another field on Color or Size to explore the next question.
Choose a view that explains the data
Auto picks a bar, line, or scatter chart from your columns. Switch to pie, area, heatmap, or box plot views when you want another way to compare categories, follow a trend, or inspect a distribution.
Take the result into your report
Save PNG for a slide, export SVG for further design, or download the chart data as CSV. Choose an embed link when you want to share the selected chart and its data in Notion or a website.
Turn spreadsheet rows into a clear chart
A workbook can hold months of revenue, hundreds of product totals, or a whole survey. A chart helps you explain the pattern: what changed, which group leads, or where results vary.
Start with the question you want to answer and drag the relevant columns onto the axes. Keep the first view for a quick report, or use the same workspace to filter, summarize, and compare.
Month Revenue Orders Jan 42 310 Feb 58 420 Mar 73 560
- Follow a trend
- Turn date and revenue columns into a line chart, then group dates to compare weeks, months, or years.
- Compare products or regions
- Build a bar chart of totals or averages and use filters to focus on the categories you need to explain.
- Explore relationships and distributions
- Use scatter plots, heatmaps, or box plots to see relationships, variation, and unusual values in spreadsheet data.
- Deliver the chart where it is needed
- Put a PNG into a presentation, refine an SVG in a design tool, or share the selected chart through an embed link.
From Excel workbook to finished chart
- 01
Open your workbook
Choose an .xls or .xlsx file or drop it into the workspace. Your browser reads the data locally and identifies the columns.
- 02
Drag two columns
Put a date or category on the X-axis and a number on the Y-axis. Auto draws a line or bar chart. Use two numeric columns for a scatter plot.
- 03
Compare what matters
Switch a total to an average, filter a date range, or put a category on Color. Try another chart type to answer your next question.
- 04
Export or share
Download PNG or SVG, export the chart data as CSV, or copy an embed link to share the selected chart and its data.
Common Excel to Graph Use Cases
Operations and KPI Dashboards
Turn Excel KPI trackers into clear charts for team updates and stakeholder reviews without rebuilding them in a BI tool.
Financial and Budgeting Analysis
Visualize revenue, cost, and forecast spreadsheets to spot trends and variances faster.
Academic and Survey Analysis
Convert Excel-based survey results or research data into presentation-ready charts.
Sales and Marketing Reporting
Chart monthly sales, pipeline, and campaign exports for weekly and monthly reports.
Compare Categories
Build bar charts and grouped views from spreadsheet rows to compare products, regions, segments, or time periods.
Prototype Dashboards
Experiment with columns and chart types before implementing the final visualization in a dashboard or app.
Excel to Chart FAQ
Q01How do I turn Excel data into a chart online?
Open your .xls or .xlsx workbook and drag a date or category column to the X-axis and a numeric column to the Y-axis. Auto chooses a bar, line, or scatter chart. Export the result or keep exploring with filters and summaries.
Q02Which Excel formats are supported?
The tool reads common spreadsheet formats including .xls and .xlsx workbooks. After upload you can choose the worksheet and columns to visualize.
Q03Can I create and export an Excel chart for free?
Yes. Create charts in your browser and download PNG or SVG for free, with no account or software installation.
Q04What charts can I make from an Excel file?
Use bar, line, pie, scatter, area, heatmap, and box plot views to compare categories, track trends, and explore distributions. Auto provides a starting chart from your columns, and you can change the view as you explore.
Q05How can I use the chart in a presentation or website?
Download PNG for slides and documents or SVG for further design. You can also download the chart data as CSV or copy an embed link to share the selected chart and its data in Notion or an iframe on your website.
Q06How does local Excel charting work?
Your browser reads the workbook and runs the chart analysis on your device. Create and export charts locally. When you choose an embed link, it includes the selected chart data for the people you share it with.
Q07Can I chart large Excel files?
Yes. There is no file size cap. Work with large spreadsheet exports in the same local browser workspace, then filter and summarize the data into the chart you need.
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Keep exploring with Graphic Walker
Use Graphic Walker Desktop for visual analysis on macOS or Windows, or bring the familiar drag-and-drop workflow into a Jupyter notebook with PyGWalker.