Datawrapper
Create clean charts, maps, and tables for the web and print.
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Productivity Tools
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Oct 2026
Overview
About Datawrapper
Datawrapper is a web tool for creating charts, maps, and tables that look professional. It is popular with journalists: newsrooms like The New York Times, Reuters, and The Washington Post publish Datawrapper graphics. You paste your data, pick a chart type, style it in a step-by-step editor, and publish it with one click. The output is responsive and can be embedded on websites, exported to PowerPoint, or printed. Teams can share themes and templates so every chart matches their brand.
Key Features
1. Charts, maps, and tables
Create all three visualization types from one editor, with no design skills needed to get clean results.
2. Step-by-step editor
The editor walks you through data upload, chart type, styling, and publishing in clear, guided stages.
3. Responsive output
Every visualization adapts to phones, tablets, and desktops automatically, with a live preview while you edit.
4. Easy publishing
Publish with one click, embed the chart on any website, or export it for PowerPoint and print.
5. Brand themes
Teams can save custom themes, templates, and default settings so every chart keeps a consistent look.
6. Real-time collaboration
Teammates can edit the same visualization together and leave comments for quick reviews and feedback.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who uses Datawrapper?
Major newsrooms including The New York Times, Reuters, The Washington Post, Axios, DW, and Zeit publish charts made with Datawrapper.
Do I need design skills?
No. You paste data, choose a chart type, and adjust styles in a guided editor; the defaults already look clean.
Can my team keep charts on-brand?
Yes. Custom themes, templates, and shared default settings keep every chart consistent across your team.
How do I share a finished chart?
Publish with one click and embed it on your site, or export it for PowerPoint and print.
Conclusion
Datawrapper is one of the easiest ways to turn raw numbers into clean, trustworthy graphics. Journalists rely on it daily, and it handles everything from quick charts to full team workflows. If you publish data stories or reports, it will save you hours of formatting work. Paste your data, style it, and publish in minutes.
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