What is Datawrapper?
Datawrapper is a chart and map maker used by newsrooms like The New York Times and The Guardian. Paste or upload your data, pick a chart type and get a clean, readable visualization in a few steps.
It offers bar, line, scatter and area charts, tables and several kinds of maps. Charts follow good data visualization practice by default, so the results look professional with little effort.
Key features
- Charts, tables and maps
- Paste data from a spreadsheet
- Clean newsroom-style defaults
- Export as image
Pros
- Very easy, guided workflow
- Professional results
- Good accessibility defaults
Cons
- Saving and publishing charts needs a free account
- Fewer custom options than design tools
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Datawrapper FAQ
Is Datawrapper free?
You can start creating charts without signing up. A free account is needed to save, publish and embed them.
Do I need an account to use Datawrapper?
No. Datawrapper works without signing up, so you can open datawrapper.de and start using it right away.
What are some alternatives to Datawrapper?
Similar free tools that also work without an account include RAWGraphs, Google Dataset Search, Our World in Data, Gapminder Tools, CSVJSON and TableConvert.