Google Charts

developers.google.com · checked 3 Oct 2026

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How it plugs in

—Public API

NoOpen source

YesFree tier

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Google Charts provides chart types for visualizing data on websites.

Pricing

Google ChartsFree service · interactive code must be loaded from Google’s serversFree

As developers.google.com lists them, checked 3 Oct 2026.

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Facts

Website: developers.google.com
Price: Free tier
Free trial: No
Chart gallery: The chart gallery includes ready-to-use chart types ranging from line charts to hierarchical treemaps.
Commercial use: Google's FAQ says the Visualization API is available for commercial use, subject to its terms of service.
Customization: Charts can be customized to fit a website’s look and feel.
Dashboard type: interactive
Data privacy: Google says chart data sent to its servers for rendering is kept briefly for debugging and then discarded, and is not shared except for limited legal exceptions.
Data sources: The DataTable class supports sorting, modifying, and filtering data and can be populated from a webpage, database, or compatible data provider.
Embedded dashboards: Yes
Integrations: The Chart Tools Datasource protocol is implemented by Google Spreadsheets, Google Fusion Tables, and third-party providers such as Salesforce.
Interactions and dashboards: Charts expose events that can connect charts into dashboards or other webpage experiences.
JavaScript integration: Charts are commonly embedded in a webpage using JavaScript, a chart object, and a matching div element.
Offline and hosting limit: Interactive charts require access to Google's gstatic loader, and the terms do not allow downloading or locally hosting the visualization code.
Platform: web

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