Documentation

Start with the overall usage guide, then go deeper by chart type.

UChart usage guide

Learn how to create, customize, and export charts in UChart.

Browse documentation pages for each chart type supported by UChart.

UChart usage guide

Learn how to create, customize, and export charts in UChart.

Browse documentation pages for each chart type supported by UChart.

Create line charts for trends and time series in UChart.

Create bar charts for category comparisons and rankings in UChart.

Create pie and donut charts for composition in UChart.

Combine multiple chart series types (e.g. bar + line) in UChart.

Create funnel charts for stage drop-off and conversion flows in UChart.

Candlestick chart

Create candlestick (OHLC) charts for financial time series in UChart.

Create heatmaps to show intensity across a grid in UChart.

Create theme river charts for changing composition over time in UChart.

Create radar charts for multi-dimensional comparisons in UChart.

Create scatter plots for distribution and correlation analysis in UChart.

Create sunburst charts for hierarchical composition in UChart.

Create treemaps to visualize hierarchical composition by area in UChart.

Create tree charts for hierarchical structures in UChart.

Graph (relationship) chart

Create graph charts (nodes and links) for relationships in UChart.

Create Sankey diagrams to show flow quantities between nodes in UChart.

Create chord diagrams for relationship matrices in UChart.

Create gauge charts for single KPI values in UChart.

Create boxplots to show distribution summaries in UChart.

Create pictorial bar charts for icon-based comparisons in UChart.

Create polar coordinate charts in UChart.

Parallel coordinates

Create parallel coordinates charts for multi-dimensional data in UChart.

Create map-based charts to visualize geographic data in UChart.

Create calendar heatmaps to show daily values over time in UChart.

Create matrix charts to visualize values in a grid format in UChart.

Favorite (saved charts)

Work with your saved and custom charts in UChart.