Chartix Docs
Everything you need to create, connect, version, review, and publish charts — with a live editor embedded right in the page. No signup, no context switch.
Quickstart
A Chartix chart lives as a versioned chart object — a title, chart type, axes, series data, and a history of every edit. You can create one from a template, a CSV, or by uploading a screenshot. Below, the same editor that powers /try is embedded so you can build and publish a chart without leaving this page.
Live playground
Try it right here.
The full Chartix editor, embedded in the docs. Change the data, switch chart types, roll back versions, and export — no signup, no new tab.
Charts you create here are local to your browser. Sign in from the embedded editor to save them to your registry and generate a permanent embed link.
1 · Create
Start from a template, paste a CSV, or upload a screenshot and let Chartix recover the underlying data. Every new chart is a fresh version 1.
- Templates: quarterly revenue, weekly actives, market share.
- Recreate from screenshot, PDF, or slide image.
- Paste CSV directly into the data table.
2 · Connect
Wire a chart to a live data source. When the source changes, every embed refreshes.
- Available today: Google Sheets, CSV, PostgreSQL, Snowflake, BigQuery, REST API.
- In development: Excel, Notion, PowerPoint, Figma, Confluence, Generic SQL.
3 · Version
Every edit — title change, added row, chart-type switch — creates a version entry. Roll back at any time. Compare revisions. Branch new ideas without losing the original.
4 · Review
Share a chart with teammates, collect comments in-line, and mark a version as approved. Approved versions are the ones that ship to embeds.
5 · Publish
Publish an approved version and get a permanent URL, an /embed/<slug> route, and export files. The chart stays live wherever it's embedded.
Embed anywhere
Drop a published chart into Notion, Confluence, a docs site, a marketing page, or an internal dashboard with a single iframe:
<iframe src="https://chartix.ai/embed/your-chart-slug" width="100%" height="480" frameborder="0" loading="lazy" ></iframe>
The same technique is how this page embeds the live editor above — Chartix routes are iframe-safe by design.