QuickChart

Generate chart images with a simple, open API

Freemium

Description

QuickChart provides an open and easy-to-use API for generating chart images based on Chart.js configurations. It is designed to simplify the process of embedding charts in emails, reports, web applications, and workflows by allowing users to define charts through URL parameters or code integrations.

The platform supports extensive customization, integrates with multiple programming languages and no-code tools, and is distributed as open-source software under a dual-license model. QuickChart is optimized for scalability, reliability, and security, making it suitable for a wide range of charting needs.

Key Features

Simple API: Generate chart images using a straightforward URL or HTTP API
Chart.js Compatibility: Supports any Chart.js configuration for maximum customization
Open Source: Dual licensed under GNU AGPLv3 and commercial terms for flexibility
Multi-Language SDKs: Libraries for Python, JavaScript, C#, Java, Ruby, PHP, Go, and more
No-Code Integration: Use Chart Maker, Zapier, and Make for no-code chart creation
Embed Anywhere: Add charts to emails, reports, spreadsheets, and web applications
High Scalability: Infrastructure designed for millions of charts, suitable for enterprise scale
Hosted and On-Premise: Cloud-hosted and self-hosted deployment options available
Custom Plugins and Fonts: Extend functionality with plugins, fonts, and backgrounds
QR Code Generation: Generate QR codes alongside charts

Use Cases

Embedding dynamic charts in automated email reports
Visualizing data in business dashboards
Generating chart images for web and mobile applications
Automating report generation with visual analytics
Integrating charts in no-code tools and spreadsheets
Batch processing of chart images for business intelligence
Creating custom charts for presentations or publications

Frequently Asked Questions

What programming languages does QuickChart support?

QuickChart provides libraries and SDKs for Python, JavaScript/Node, Java, C#, Ruby, PHP, and Go, and is compatible with any language that can generate a URL.

Is QuickChart open source?

Yes, QuickChart is open-source and dual licensed under the GNU AGPL v3 and a commercial license.

Does QuickChart support no-code platforms?

Yes, QuickChart can be integrated with popular no-code tools such as Airtable, Bubble, AppSheet, Thunkable, Zapier, and Make using its Chart Maker and API.

What are the limits on the free plan?

The Community (free) plan includes a rate limit and allows up to 100,000 images per month and 50,000 short URLs per month.

Can charts be used commercially?

Charts produced with QuickChart can be used for any purpose, and commercial usage is permitted under appropriate licensing.