Introducing Nova Chart — a free chart maker in your browser
We just launched Nova Chart, a new web tool. Paste a range from Excel or Google Sheets and it becomes a chart right away, ready to export as PNG or SVG.

What it does
- 12 chart types: bar, horizontal bar, stacked bar, 100% stacked bar, line, area, stacked area, combo (bar + line), pie, doughnut, scatter, and radar. Click the rail on the left to switch types without touching your data
- Straight from a spreadsheet: copy a range in Excel or Google Sheets and paste it in (first row = headers, first column = labels). CSV and TSV files can be loaded too
- Editable data table: after pasting, edit values, labels, and series names directly in the table on the right. Adding or removing rows and series is a single click
- Presentation controls: five color palettes, number formatting (prefixes and suffixes like $ or %, decimal places, thousands separators), a subtitle and a source caption, plus reference and average lines for targets
- Export: PNG for slides and documents, SVG for crisp scaling, copy the image to your clipboard, or export the data back out as CSV
- Save your work: store a chart as a
.novachartfile and reopen it later. Your current work is auto-saved in the browser, so you can pick up where you left off
How to use it
- Open Nova Chart and paste your copied table into the "Paste a table" box
- Pick a chart type from the rail on the left
- Use the Style tab on the right to set the title, colors, and number format
- Export as PNG, SVG, or CSV from the Export menu
No sign-up, no installation — it works the moment you open it.
About your data
Rendering and exporting happen entirely in your browser (client-side). Your data is never sent to a server, so it's safe to work with revenue figures or internal numbers you'd rather not upload anywhere.
Every feature is free.
When it comes in handy
- Turning a sales trend into a polished image for a meeting deck
- Preparing a clean SVG chart to embed in a blog post or article
- Showing survey results as a pie or radar chart in a hurry
Novare Orbis offers other free, browser-based tools as well — see the full list.