Free Radar Chart Maker

Compare profiles across several dimensions at once. Add axes and one or more series, overlay a comparison, and download a crisp PNG or SVG. No signup, no watermark.

What is a radar chart?

A radar chart, also called a spider chart, plots several variables on axes that radiate from a center and draws one polygon per data series. It's the clearest way to compare profiles across three to eight dimensions at once, which makes it perfect for scorecards and side-by-side comparisons.

How to make a radar chart

  1. 1Set your axes. Enter the axis labels as a comma-separated list. Three to eight axes read best.
  2. 2Add a series. Add one or more series, each with a name, a color, and values that line up with the axes in order.
  3. 3Set the scale. Pick a scale max, such as 100, so charts stay comparable, then choose a light or dark background.
  4. 4Download PNG or SVG. Click download for a high-resolution PNG or a crisp, scalable SVG. No watermark and no signup.
  5. 5Automate with the API (optional). Save it as an Imejis template and generate the same chart from live data on every API call.

What is a radar chart used for?

  • Product and feature comparison scorecards
  • Team and player skill profiles
  • Candidate or vendor evaluations across criteria
  • Performance versus benchmark cards
  • Any comparison across the same set of dimensions

How this chart maker compares

FeatureThis toolChart-image APIsDesign makers
No-code visual editorYesNo, write JSON/URL configYes
Chord + 23 other chart typesYesLimited / pluginsSome types only
PNG and SVG exportYes, freeVaries, often watermarked freeOften account-gated
No signup, no watermarkYesAPI key requiredAccount required
Matching image APIYesAPI only, no editorNo

Bottom line: config-driven chart APIs make you hand-write JSON and live with dated defaults, and design makers gate exports behind an account. This tool gives you a live editor, beautiful output, free PNG and SVG, and the same chart on tap via API.

Generate radar charts automatically via API

Save your design as a template, mark the radar component dynamic, and render the same chart with fresh data on every API call. It is the only radar tool with a matching image API.

See the radar component and API

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