Graph Catalog

Classic vertical bars for categorical comparisons. Categories on the x-axis, values on the y-axis.

Bars that extend in both positive and negative directions from a baseline.

Two points per entity connected by a line showing change between two time points.

Two dots per category connected by a line. The gap is the story.

Rank lines over time. Shows who rose and who fell.

Circles on sticks — a cleaner bar chart that reduces ink and draws the eye to values.

Compact bar with target marker and qualitative ranges for KPI dashboards.

Side-by-side bars within each category for direct sub-group comparison.

Floating bars showing how an initial value is affected by sequential positive and negative changes.

Frequency distribution of a single numeric variable.

Individual dots arranged to avoid overlap, showing the full distribution.

Jittered dots along a single axis by group.

Mirrored density curves showing distribution shape.

Overlapping density plots for many groups.

Five-number summary (min, Q1, median, Q3, max) plus outliers for each group.

Smooth continuous curve estimating the probability density function.

Bars subdivided into segments showing composition.

10x10 grid of squares showing proportions.

Nested rectangles sized by value for hierarchical data.

Concentric rings showing hierarchical relationships.

Nested circles showing hierarchical containment with size encoding.

Large number display with label, trend arrow, and sparkline.

Ring chart with a center space for a total or label.

Variable-width stacked bars where both width and height encode data.

Rectangular partition layout showing hierarchy top-to-bottom.

Connected points over time showing trends.

Filled area under a line emphasizing volume over time.

Repeated mini-charts, one per group, sharing the same axes.

Tiny inline charts in a table layout.

Daily values mapped to calendar grid cells.

Stacked area chart with a flowing, organic baseline.

Layered, folded area chart that compresses vertical space.

Two quantitative variables plotted as points.

Radial axes with filled area for multi-metric profiles.

Scatter plot with points connected in sequence.

Polylines across parallel vertical axes.

Matrix of colored cells encoding values at row-column intersections.

Weighted flow connections between nodes.

Flows between categorical stages.

Circular layout showing interconnections between entities.

Progressively narrowing stages showing conversion drop-off.

Geographic regions colored by data values.

Sized circles placed on geographic locations.