WordPress plugin
Chartify Premium
Chartify Premium adds static and dynamic charts, graphs, and diagrams to WordPress posts and pages. Use it to present trends, comparisons, survey or quiz results, research data, geographic information, timelines, or an organization’s structure.
Chartify Premium adds static and dynamic charts, graphs, and diagrams to WordPress posts and pages. Use it to present trends, comparisons, survey or quiz results, research data, geographic information, timelines, or an organization’s structure.
Choose a data source and chart type
Enter data manually, connect a Google Spreadsheet, or build a chart from a query to a preferred database. Dynamic charts can update when their connected data changes, including edits to a linked spreadsheet. Database queries require development skills. Sites using Quiz Maker can also make charts from quiz data.
Chartify includes 22 chart types: line, pie, bar, column, donut, histogram, geo, organization, combo, stepped area, gauge, area, bubble, scatter, table, 3D pie, timeline, candlestick, Gantt, Sankey, treemap, and word tree. These formats can show business trends, sports statistics, survey findings, geographic data, team structures, and timelines.
Create and publish a chart
- In the chart area, pick Add New.
- Select a chart type.
- Enter data manually, connect a Google Spreadsheet, or use a database query.
- Review the live preview in the WordPress dashboard and make any changes.
- Copy the generated shortcode and paste it into the WordPress post or page where the chart should appear.
The charts are designed to be responsive. A dashboard preview lets you check a chart before publication, and the interface is intended to be approachable for people without a data visualization background.
Data storage and chart rendering
Chart data is stored in your website’s database. The product information states that the publisher does not have access to this data. Chartify uses Google Charts scripts to generate charts; its published description says the plugin does not send data or collect information from the request. Google’s security and privacy documentation covers the chart service.
When moving between editions, follow the documented upgrade process to retain existing data. Documentation covers the plugin’s features and how to use them.
