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Free stacked bar graph maker

Design stunning, interactive stacked bar graphs that highlight your data’s story
in seconds — no design skills needed.

Design stunning, interactive stacked bar graphs that highlight your data’s story in seconds — no design skills needed.

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Use cases

When to use a stacked bar graph

Stacked bar graphs are the perfect choice when you need to show how different parts contribute to a whole. They excel at showing the big picture and the details at once, making it super easy to understand your data at a glance.

Show Part-to-Whole Relationships

Visualize how different components make up your total, from market share breakdowns to budget allocations across departments.

Track Changes Over Time

Compare how your composition evolves across different time periods while keeping track of the total values.

Identify Patterns and Trends

Spot shifts in proportions and discover relationships between components that might be hidden in raw numbers or simple charts.

Stacked bar graph templates

Start with one of our pre-made palettes or create a

stacked bar graph from scratch.

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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 stacked bar graph 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.

Customize the design and add annotations

3. Invite your coworkers to collaborate

Share your stacked bar graph 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 stacked bar graph

Present your data live with a beautiful presenter mode or share your stacked bar graph 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.

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How to make a stacked bar graph online for free with Graphy

How to easily make a stacked bar graph online for free with Graphy

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 directly connecting to Google Sheets for data syncing.

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

3. Invite your coworkers to collaborate

Share your stacked bar graph projects with team members for real-time collaboration and feedback. Give your colleagues access to view, edit, and contribute to your visualizations.

3. Invite your coworkers to collaborate

Share your stacked bar graph 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 stacked bar graph

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

4. Export or embed your stacked bar graph

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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.

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It's not just stacked bar graphs - you can create all sorts of charts

Column

Bar

Stacked bar

Double bar

Line

Multi line

Pie

Heatmap

Table

Funnel

Combo

It's not just stacked bar graphs - you can create all sorts of charts

Column

Bar

Stacked bar

Double bar

Line

Multi line

Pie

Heatmap

Table

Funnel

Combo

It's not just stacked bar graphs - you can create all sorts of charts

Column

Bar

Stacked bar

Double bar

Line

Multi line

Pie

Heatmap

Table

Funnel

Combo

It's not just stacked bar graphs - you can create all sorts of charts

Column

Bar

Line

Heatmap

Combo

Pie

Table

Funnel

FAQ

When should a stacked bar chart be used?

Use a stacked bar chart when you want to show how different parts make up a whole while tracking overall totals. They're perfect for comparing composition across categories or time periods.

When should a stacked bar chart be used?

Use a stacked bar chart when you want to show how different parts make up a whole while tracking overall totals. They're perfect for comparing composition across categories or time periods.

When should a stacked bar chart be used?

Use a stacked bar chart when you want to show how different parts make up a whole while tracking overall totals. They're perfect for comparing composition across categories or time periods.

When should a stacked bar chart be used?

Use a stacked bar chart when you want to show how different parts make up a whole while tracking overall totals. They're perfect for comparing composition across categories or time periods.

What are the disadvantages of a stacked bar chart?

They can get messy with too many categories, and it's tough to compare segments that aren't at the height of the stack. Plus, small segments might be hard to spot or label clearly.

What are the disadvantages of a stacked bar chart?

They can get messy with too many categories, and it's tough to compare segments that aren't at the height of the stack. Plus, small segments might be hard to spot or label clearly.

What are the disadvantages of a stacked bar chart?

They can get messy with too many categories, and it's tough to compare segments that aren't at the height of the stack. Plus, small segments might be hard to spot or label clearly.

What are the disadvantages of a stacked bar chart?

They can get messy with too many categories, and it's tough to compare segments that aren't at the height of the stack. Plus, small segments might be hard to spot or label clearly.

What is the difference between stacked and grouped bar charts?

Stacked bars show parts of a whole by piling segments on top of each other, while grouped bars place related bars side-by-side – making it easier to compare individual categories but harder to see totals.

What is the difference between stacked and grouped bar charts?

Why would one use a stacked bar chart instead of a pie chart?

Stacked bars are better at showing changes over time and handling multiple categories, plus they make it way easier to compare totals across groups – something pie charts struggle with.

Why would one use a stacked bar chart instead of a pie chart?

Stacked bars are better at showing changes over time and handling multiple categories, plus they make it way easier to compare totals across groups – something pie charts struggle with.

Why would one use a stacked bar chart instead of a pie chart?

Stacked bars are better at showing changes over time and handling multiple categories, plus they make it way easier to compare totals across groups – something pie charts struggle with.

Why would one use a stacked bar chart instead of a pie chart?

Stacked bars are better at showing changes over time and handling multiple categories, plus they make it way easier to compare totals across groups – something pie charts struggle with.

What is another name for a stacked bar chart?

They're sometimes called stacked column charts (when vertical) or accumulated bar charts.

What is another name for a stacked bar chart?

They're sometimes called stacked column charts (when vertical) or accumulated bar charts.

What is another name for a stacked bar chart?

They're sometimes called stacked column charts (when vertical) or accumulated bar charts.

What is another name for a stacked bar chart?

They're sometimes called stacked column charts (when vertical) or accumulated bar charts.

When to use a 100% stacked bar chart?

Go for 100% stacked bars when you care more about proportions than absolute values – like showing market share percentages or comparing composition across different-sized groups.

When to use a 100% stacked bar chart?

Go for 100% stacked bars when you care more about proportions than absolute values – like showing market share percentages or comparing composition across different-sized groups.

When to use a 100% stacked bar chart?

Go for 100% stacked bars when you care more about proportions than absolute values – like showing market share percentages or comparing composition across different-sized groups.

When to use a 100% stacked bar chart?

Go for 100% stacked bars when you care more about proportions than absolute values – like showing market share percentages or comparing composition across different-sized groups.