Bring data into WordPress charts and tables

Visualizer Pro extends Visualizer for publishers, educators, researchers, marketers, and small businesses creating charts and tables for WordPress posts and pages. Enter data manually or import it from Excel, CSV, Google Sheets, and other supported sources, then embed the result using Gutenberg or a compatible page builder.

Choose a format for the data

Visualizer includes line, pie, and bar charts, as well as tables. Pro adds area, geo, column, bubble, scatter, gauge, candlestick, timeline, combo, polar area, and radar or spider charts. These formats cover different views, from geographic values and Cartesian coordinates to combined data series.

Let users explore tables and data

Pro tables can include sorting, pagination, and search to help visitors browse larger datasets. Data filters let them focus on selected parts of a chart, such as demographic variables like age or income. Tables can present structured information such as product details, pricing, directories, or research results.

Customize and publish the visualization

Charts and tables have configuration options for appearance and functionality. Visualizer works with the Google Visualization API, DataTables.net, and ChartJS libraries. Its charts use HTML5 and SVG technology and are designed to show on desktops, tablets, and smartphones, with animation and cross-browser compatibility.

Visualizer also includes an AI chart builder powered by D3.js. Describe the chart in everyday language to create a customizable starting point for an embedded visualization. This chart-building process requires no API key or technical knowledge.

Create a chart or table

Open the Visualizer workflow, choose a suitable format, enter data manually or import it, adjust the available options, and insert the finished visualization into a post or page. Visualizer Pro includes access to a dedicated support team for technical issues.