Visualizer Pro: What It Adds to WordPress Charts and Tables

Visualizer Pro is the paid edition of Visualizer for creating and embedding charts and tables in WordPress posts and pages. Enter data manually or import it, pick a format, adjust its settings, and publish the visualization through Gutenberg or a compatible page builder.

Charts work with the Google Visualization API, DataTables.net, and ChartJS libraries. HTML5 and SVG technology works with responsive displays on desktops, tablets, and smartphones. Visualizer also includes a D3.js AI chart builder that turns a text description into a customizable chart; this workflow requires no API key or technical knowledge.

Choose a chart for the comparison

Visualizer includes line, pie, and bar charts, as well as tables. Pro adds area, geo, column, bubble, scatter, gauge, candlestick, timeline, combo, polar area, and radar or spider charts.

• Compare categories and trends: Area and column charts present quantitative values, while combo charts can combine various chart types across data series.
• Show locations or relationships: Geo charts show values by country, continent, or region. Scatter charts plot values on Cartesian coordinates, and bubble charts can represent three dimensions of data.
• Present specialized measures: Gauge charts can show metrics such as speed, performance, or progress. Candlestick charts show financial price movements, and timeline charts group time-based values. Polar area and radar or spider charts display multivariate data.

Bring data into charts and tables

Visualizer Pro supports imports from Excel, CSV, and Google Sheets. You can also import CSV or JSON data from URLs, reuse data from other charts, draw on WordPress posts, pages, or custom post types, and import from a database. Manual entry remains available for smaller datasets or quick visualizations.

For tables, Pro adds sorting, pagination, and search to help users browse larger datasets. Filtering lets readers focus on selected data, such as demographic variables like age or income. Appearance and functionality settings let you adapt charts and tables to your content and site style.

Publish in your WordPress editor

Create a chart or table, choose its type, enter or import the data, configure the available settings, and insert it into a post or page with Gutenberg or a compatible page builder. Visualizer Pro includes access to a dedicated support team for technical issues.