Excel to Chart
Upload an Excel file and instantly preview line and pie charts. Download as images. 100% local, no login required.
You have a spreadsheet and want a chart quickly. Opening a full spreadsheet application means creating a workbook, selecting a data range and wiring up axes. Here you upload the file, pick two columns, pick a chart type, and download an image.
Features
Parsed in your browser
Files are parsed locally with SheetJS. XLSX, XLS and CSV are supported, and nothing is uploaded.
Line and pie charts
Line for trends, pie for shares. The axis fields and the pie name and value columns are all selectable.
Row count indicator
Shows the data rows in the current sheet, so a wrong sheet is obvious immediately.
Download as image
The rendered chart exports as an image file you can drop into an article, slide or document.
Use Cases
Article charts
A monthly trend as a line chart is far clearer than a table.
Weekly report visuals
One trend chart in a report lets readers see the direction at a glance.
Quick data sanity check
Plot unfamiliar data before reading numbers row by row.
How It Works
- 1Upload a fileXLSX, XLS or CSV, up to 2MB each.
- 2Select the sheetPick the right one when there are several.
- 3Choose fields and chart typeAxes for a line chart, name and value columns for a pie.
- 4Download the imageExport once the preview looks right.
FAQ
What if the file is too large or the wrong type?
Each file is capped at 2MB and only XLSX, XLS and CSV are accepted. Both cases produce an explicit error.
Why do my dates show as numbers?
Excel stores dates as numeric serial values based on 1900. Convert the date column to text before uploading, otherwise the chart treats them as ordinary numbers.
Can I export SVG?
Only a raster image is exported. Convert the format yourself if you need a vector.
Is my Excel file uploaded?
No. Parsing happens entirely in your browser.