In this article we'll present five online platforms to create line charts easily. From these pages, you can enter your data to generate line charts with a few clicks. All the tools have various options to modify the appearance of charts, encode dataset colors, choose a font for labels, add a background color, etc. For those who don't know what line charts are, here's a brief explanation: “Line charts show a series as a set of points connected by a single line. Line charts are used to represent large amounts of data that take place over a continuous period of time.”
Plot.ly
From the Web page Plot.ly you can create the following charts: simple charts, distribution charts, finance charts, specialized charts and line traces, among others. Its interface is very intuitive: on the left you'll find the toolbar and in the center the workspace, divided into two sections. One contains a grid to enter data. The other has the chart preview option. You can import data from Excel, CSV or SQL files. When finished, you can export in PDF, PNG, JPEG or SVG.
Meta-Chart.com
Meta-Chart.com is an online general data visualization program and line charts. The platform has a very good interface that allows you to create a dozen line charts in just three steps. Some tools you'll find on the platform are: encode different elements with colors, label the chart axis, choose and customize a font on labels, etc. When finished, you can export in PNG, PDF or SVG.
OnlineChartTool.com
With OnlineChartTool.com you can generate twelve types of line charts. The platform has five steps for chart creation: Design – Data – Labels – Preview – Save and share. From its tools you'll find options to select the line chart type (Line, Spine or Step), select the direction (Horizontal or Vertical) and add or import data in CSV format. When finished, you can export to HTML, SVG, PNG, JPG, PDF or CSV.
ChartGo.com
When you choose the creation of a line chart with ChartGo.com, the platform will open two tabs. One for configuration and another for chart data. From “Configuration”, you can customize the line chart (size, add labels, orientation, modify appearance, etc.). From the “Data” tab, you can enter the "X and Y" data from two text boxes (you can also import them from a CSV or Excel file). When finished, you can export the chart in HTML, PDF, PNG or SVG.
LiveGAP.com
We'll finish with LiveGAP.com, a web page that has multiple templates you can select to create line charts. When you add the data (CSV or Excel), the platform will automatically create the charts. Then you can edit the design, texts and labels to your liking. The export options are PNG or HTML.
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