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Chart.js and ApexCharts cover most everyday charting needs with clean APIs, D3.js unlocks fully custom data-driven visuals, and Vizzu adds a unique animated storytelling layer on top of your data.
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ChartJS
Simple yet flexible JavaScript charting for designers & developers
FrappeJS
Includes Green squares grid like in GitHub, and other charts to use.
G2Plot
G2Plot is an interactive and responsive charting library based on the grammar of graphics.
Google Charts
Get the experience from Google to create similar charts that Google uses.
Data Driven Documents (D3)
Bind complicated and massive data to interactive graphs.
ApexCharts.Js
Modern & Interactive Open-source Charts
Chartist
Simple responsive charts
Vizzu
Vizzu: a free, open-source Javascript library for building animated charts, data stories, and interactive explorers.
Best JavaScript Charting & Data Visualization Libraries
Chart libraries and data visualization tools are essential for building dashboards, analytics platforms, and data-driven applications. From simple bar charts to complex interactive data visualizations, JavaScript charting libraries handle the heavy lifting of turning raw data into insightful graphics.
CodeHelper's curated chart libraries collection covers the full range : from beginner-friendly charting libraries like Chart.js to powerful low-level tools like D3.js, plus framework-specific options for React, Vue, and Angular.
What to look for in a JavaScript chart library
- Chart type coverage: Ensure the library covers the chart types you need : bar, line, pie, scatter, heatmap, etc.
- Interactivity: Hover tooltips, click events, zoom, and pan are important for data-rich dashboards.
- Performance: Canvas-based libraries generally perform better than SVG for large datasets with thousands of data points.
How to use this resource collection
- Browse the curated list of chart libraries below.
- Click any library to open its documentation in a new tab.
- Use the search bar to filter by name or description.
Whether you are building a data dashboard, implementing interactive graphs, or exploring D3.js for custom data visualization, this collection of graphing libraries covers all your needs.