Turn data into WordPress charts

Chartify Premium and Chartify Pro are paid editions of the Chartify WordPress plugin for creating static or dynamic charts, graphs, and diagrams in posts and pages. Enter data manually, connect a Google Spreadsheet, or query a preferred database. A chart connected to changing data can update when its source changes, including when a linked spreadsheet is edited. Database queries require development skills. The live preview in the WordPress dashboard lets you review and adjust a chart before publishing.

Choose from 22 chart types

Available types include 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 charts. Use them to present business trends, sports statistics, survey or quiz results, financial and research data, locations, team structures, or timelines. Chartify can also display quiz data from Quiz Maker.

Create and publish a chart

Install and activate the selected edition, then open the chart area in WordPress.

1. Select Add New and select a chart type.
2. Enter data manually, connect a Google Spreadsheet, or configure a database query.
3. Review the chart in the live preview and make any adjustments.
4. Save the chart, then copy its generated shortcode into the desired post or page. The shortcode format is [ays_chart id="chart_id"].

The interface is described as beginner-friendly, and the resulting charts are intended to be responsive.

Data storage and Google Charts

Chart data is stored in your site's database, and the publisher says it cannot access that data. Chartify uses Google Charts scripts to generate charts. The product information says the plugin does not send data or collect information from the request.

When moving between editions, follow the documented upgrade process to retain existing data. Documentation is available for features and their use.