Enter data as category-value pairs, one per line (e.g., 'January, 150'). For multiple series, use additional columns: 'January, 150, 120, 90'. Headers in the first row define series names.

Vertical bars (columns) work best for time series and comparisons. Horizontal bars are better for long category names and ranking data. Choose based on your labels and data type.

Grouped bars place series side-by-side for direct comparison. Stacked bars show cumulative totals and part-to-whole relationships. Select your preferred style in the chart options.

Yes—add multiple value columns separated by commas or tabs. Each column becomes a separate series with its own color. Perfect for comparing categories across different groups.

Choose from preset color palettes or let the tool auto-assign harmonious colors. Each series gets a distinct color that works well together.

Yes—enable 'Show Values' to display the exact value on each bar. Labels appear above vertical bars or beside horizontal bars. Great for presentations.

There's no hard limit, but 10-15 categories display well. For more data points, horizontal bars with scrolling work better. The chart auto-adjusts spacing.

Yes—use the sort option to arrange bars in ascending or descending order by value. This creates effective ranking charts and highlights top/bottom performers.

Export as PNG at various resolutions (up to 4K) for presentations, or SVG for infinite scalability and editing in design software.

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