Drop a CSV, pick a chart, and copy an <iframe> you can paste on any site. The data is encoded in the link — no upload, no account, no backend. The embed renders in each visitor's browser.
Most chart embeds need an account and a hosted dataset. This encodes your chart and its data straight into the embed URL, so the <iframe> is completely self-contained — paste it anywhere and it just renders.
Columns and types are detected; Excel files convert automatically.
Bar, line, donut, histogram or scatter — choose columns and an aggregation, see it live.
Paste the snippet on any page. The data travels in the URL — nothing is hosted or uploaded.
The chart and its data live in the link, so there's nothing to host and nothing to leak.
A standard <iframe> works in any CMS, blog, docs site or wiki that allows embeds.
The data is encoded in the URL hash; we never store it. Delete the page and the embed simply stops resolving.
Bar, line, donut, histogram and scatter, with sum/avg/count aggregation.
Each visitor's browser renders the chart from the link — your data isn't sent to any server.