Generate beautiful graphs from Excel data in seconds
Generate beautiful graphs from Excel data in seconds
Generate beautiful graphs from Excel data in seconds






Upload your Excel sheet, paste your data, or let AI build your graphs - no code required.
Design stunning, interactive heatmaps that highlight your data’s story in seconds — no design skills needed.
Upload your Excel sheet, paste your data, or let AI build your graphs - no code required.
Trusted by 100,000+ users from
data-driven teams









Trusted by 100,000+ users from data-driven teams

1. Upload or paste your data
Add your data by typing directly into the data table or copying from tools like Google Sheets or Excel. Graphy even supports connecting to Google Sheets directly for data syncing.


2. Customize the design
Personalize your heatmap with themes, custom colors, and powerful annotations to highlight key insights. Add elements like headline numbers, trend lines, and goal markers to make your data more meaningful and engaging.




3. Invite your coworkers to collaborate
Share your heatmap projects with team members for real-time collaboration and feedback. Give your colleagues access to view, edit, and contribute to your visualizations.


4. Export or embed your heatmap
Present your data live with a beautiful presenter mode or share your heatmap through interactive embeds in tools like Notion, Canva, or ClickUp. Export high-quality versions of your charts as images for use in presentations or reports.


How to make a heatmap online for free with Graphy


Spreadsheet import
Import directly from Excel, Google Sheets, or CSV files. Drag and drop your files or connect your cloud storage.




Direct input
Copy and paste data directly from any source. Smart parsing automatically detects your table structure.




AI assistant
Describe the graph you want in plain English. AI helps format your data and suggests the best visualization.


All you need to turn an Excel sheet into a stunning, interactive graph








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Guillermo Rauch
CEO at Vercel
Stunning product.


Tim Chong
Co-founder and CEO at Yonder
Graphy has been game changing in helping our team build beautiful graphs without the hassle of formatting in Excel. We use it for our internal reporting and board memos, it's super easy to make graphs in seconds.


Joe Edwards
Senior Growth Marketing
Manager at Venafi
Most other data tools are passive and leave it up to the stakeholders to interpret the numbers.
Graphy helps you create stunning charts from disparate sources with the context and commentary your stakeholders need.


Jakob Knutzen
CEO & Co-Founder at Butter
Graphy allows me to make beautiful, super customized charts. This makes my communications of numbers to both investors and team much clearer. Plus it's just fun to use 😊


Stan Massueras
General Manager at Lattice
Great ideas are only impactful when communicated clearly.
Graphy enabled us to transform data into compelling stories, and those stories into meaningful action.


Mitchell Croft
Finance Director at
Made Thought
Switched from presenting boring excel tables to using Graphy


Ryan Hoover
Founder of Product Hunt
I’d rather eat cardboard than create another pivot table Thanks, Graphy (I don’t like cardboard)
So many ways to visualise your Excel sheet
So many ways to visualise your Excel sheet
So many ways to visualise your Excel sheet
FAQ
How can I turn a table into a graph?
In Excel, you select your data range, go to the Insert tab, and pick a chart type from the Charts group. But honestly, Excel's default charts look pretty bland and take forever to make presentable. With Graphy, you can just paste your Excel data directly or upload your sheet, and it instantly creates professional-looking charts that actually tell a story. Plus, Graphy's AI can even suggest the best chart type and highlight key insights automatically.
How can I turn a table into a graph?
In Excel, you select your data range, go to the Insert tab, and pick a chart type from the Charts group. But honestly, Excel's default charts look pretty bland and take forever to make presentable. With Graphy, you can just paste your Excel data directly or upload your sheet, and it instantly creates professional-looking charts that actually tell a story. Plus, Graphy's AI can even suggest the best chart type and highlight key insights automatically.
How can I turn a table into a graph?
In Excel, you select your data range, go to the Insert tab, and pick a chart type from the Charts group. But honestly, Excel's default charts look pretty bland and take forever to make presentable. With Graphy, you can just paste your Excel data directly or upload your sheet, and it instantly creates professional-looking charts that actually tell a story. Plus, Graphy's AI can even suggest the best chart type and highlight key insights automatically.
How can I turn a table into a graph?
In Excel, you select your data range, go to the Insert tab, and pick a chart type from the Charts group. But honestly, Excel's default charts look pretty bland and take forever to make presentable. With Graphy, you can just paste your Excel data directly or upload your sheet, and it instantly creates professional-looking charts that actually tell a story. Plus, Graphy's AI can even suggest the best chart type and highlight key insights automatically.
How to create a bar graph in Excel?
Select your data, hit Insert > Bar Chart, then choose between clustered, stacked, or 100% stacked bars. Excel gives you basic bars, but they're pretty ugly out of the box and you'll spend ages tweaking colors and formatting. Graphy creates stunning bar charts instantly with smart defaults, beautiful color schemes, and you can add annotations or highlights to focus attention on what matters most - no fiddling with formatting required.
How to create a bar graph in Excel?
Select your data, hit Insert > Bar Chart, then choose between clustered, stacked, or 100% stacked bars. Excel gives you basic bars, but they're pretty ugly out of the box and you'll spend ages tweaking colors and formatting. Graphy creates stunning bar charts instantly with smart defaults, beautiful color schemes, and you can add annotations or highlights to focus attention on what matters most - no fiddling with formatting required.
How to create a bar graph in Excel?
Select your data, hit Insert > Bar Chart, then choose between clustered, stacked, or 100% stacked bars. Excel gives you basic bars, but they're pretty ugly out of the box and you'll spend ages tweaking colors and formatting. Graphy creates stunning bar charts instantly with smart defaults, beautiful color schemes, and you can add annotations or highlights to focus attention on what matters most - no fiddling with formatting required.
How to create a bar graph in Excel?
Select your data, hit Insert > Bar Chart, then choose between clustered, stacked, or 100% stacked bars. Excel gives you basic bars, but they're pretty ugly out of the box and you'll spend ages tweaking colors and formatting. Graphy creates stunning bar charts instantly with smart defaults, beautiful color schemes, and you can add annotations or highlights to focus attention on what matters most - no fiddling with formatting required.
How to create a line chart in Excel?
Highlight your data, go to Insert > Line Chart, and pick your style (with or without markers). Excel's line charts work fine for basic stuff, but they look dated and it's a pain to make them presentation-ready. Graphy makes gorgeous line charts that are actually shareable - you can add trend lines, goals, and visual storytelling elements with one click, plus they look great in Slack, presentations, or wherever you need to share them.
How to create a line chart in Excel?
Highlight your data, go to Insert > Line Chart, and pick your style (with or without markers). Excel's line charts work fine for basic stuff, but they look dated and it's a pain to make them presentation-ready. Graphy makes gorgeous line charts that are actually shareable - you can add trend lines, goals, and visual storytelling elements with one click, plus they look great in Slack, presentations, or wherever you need to share them.
How to create a line chart in Excel?
Highlight your data, go to Insert > Line Chart, and pick your style (with or without markers). Excel's line charts work fine for basic stuff, but they look dated and it's a pain to make them presentation-ready. Graphy makes gorgeous line charts that are actually shareable - you can add trend lines, goals, and visual storytelling elements with one click, plus they look great in Slack, presentations, or wherever you need to share them.
How to create a line chart in Excel?
Highlight your data, go to Insert > Line Chart, and pick your style (with or without markers). Excel's line charts work fine for basic stuff, but they look dated and it's a pain to make them presentation-ready. Graphy makes gorgeous line charts that are actually shareable - you can add trend lines, goals, and visual storytelling elements with one click, plus they look great in Slack, presentations, or wherever you need to share them.
How do I format a chart in Excel?
Right-click elements to format them, use the Chart Tools tabs, or the Format pane to adjust colors, fonts, axes, and titles. It's honestly a nightmare of nested menus and takes forever to make anything look decent. On the other hand, Graphy handles all the formatting automatically with beautiful, modern designs that just work. You spend your time focusing on insights instead of wrestling with font sizes and color palettes - and everything looks professional by default.
How do I format a chart in Excel?
Right-click elements to format them, use the Chart Tools tabs, or the Format pane to adjust colors, fonts, axes, and titles. It's honestly a nightmare of nested menus and takes forever to make anything look decent. On the other hand, Graphy handles all the formatting automatically with beautiful, modern designs that just work. You spend your time focusing on insights instead of wrestling with font sizes and color palettes - and everything looks professional by default.
How do I format a chart in Excel?
Right-click elements to format them, use the Chart Tools tabs, or the Format pane to adjust colors, fonts, axes, and titles. It's honestly a nightmare of nested menus and takes forever to make anything look decent. On the other hand, Graphy handles all the formatting automatically with beautiful, modern designs that just work. You spend your time focusing on insights instead of wrestling with font sizes and color palettes - and everything looks professional by default.
How do I format a chart in Excel?
Right-click elements to format them, use the Chart Tools tabs, or the Format pane to adjust colors, fonts, axes, and titles. It's honestly a nightmare of nested menus and takes forever to make anything look decent. On the other hand, Graphy handles all the formatting automatically with beautiful, modern designs that just work. You spend your time focusing on insights instead of wrestling with font sizes and color palettes - and everything looks professional by default.
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Graphy enables anyone to become a skilled data storyteller, by radically simplifying the way data is presented and communicated.
Graphy Technologies Ltd. 2025. All rights reserved
Graphy
Graphy enables anyone to become a skilled data storyteller, by radically simplifying the way data is presented and communicated.
Graphy Technologies Ltd. 2025. All rights reserved