Simple bar graph
Use one data series to compare separate categories clearly.
Generate grouped, stacked, segmented, vertical, or horizontal bar graphs in seconds. Paste or import your data, customize the chart, and download it free—no sign-up required.
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The first column contains categories. Other columns become bar series.
Edit cells directly or import a spreadsheet.
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Fine-tune the layout before downloading.
Start with a pattern
Choose an example to load its data, colors, labels, and orientation into the editor.
Grouped vertical bars compare two product lines month by month.
Use example →Horizontal bars keep longer response labels clear and readable.
Use example →A 100% segmented bar graph compares each series as a share of its category.
Use example →Grouped horizontal bars make planned and actual spending easy to compare.
Use example →A bar graph maker—also called a bar graph creator, bar graph generator, or bar chart maker—turns categorical data into rectangular bars whose lengths represent values. It makes sales, survey, budget, score, and research comparisons easier to understand than a raw table.
Enter data manually, paste cells from Excel or Google Sheets, or import a CSV or TSV file. The preview updates instantly as you change the graph type, colors, labels, orientation, grid lines, spacing, and legend.
One creator, multiple layouts
Use the same data to generate a simple comparison, double bar graph, stacked chart, or 100% segmented bar graph.
Use one data series to compare separate categories clearly.
Place two or more series side by side for direct comparisons.
Stack series into one bar to show category totals and each part's contribution.
Normalize every stacked bar to 100% to compare proportions across categories.
From data to download
Type values into the table, paste spreadsheet cells, or import a CSV or TSV file.
Select grouped, stacked, or 100% segmented bars, then choose vertical or horizontal orientation.
Edit titles, colors, spacing, grid lines, rounded corners, and the legend.
Export a high-resolution, watermark-free PNG or an editable SVG.
A zero baseline keeps bar-length comparisons accurate and avoids exaggerating small differences.
Horizontal bars give category names more room and work well for rankings.
Double or multiple bars make it easy to compare each series within a category.
A 100% segmented bar graph is best when composition matters more than the raw total.
Yes. Create and download unlimited charts without an account or watermark.
Yes. All describe a tool that turns category values into rectangular bars.
Yes. Choose vertical or horizontal orientation in the Chart settings.
Yes. Paste a table with headers or upload a CSV or TSV file.
Yes. Add two or more series and choose the grouped layout.
Yes. Use Stacked for totals and parts, or 100% Segmented for percentage composition.
Export your finished graph as a high-resolution PNG or editable SVG.
Yes. Chart creation happens locally in your browser; your data is not uploaded.
Add your data, customize the design, and download a polished chart in minutes.
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