AI compose
AI data posters, built from the numbers up.
Upload a dataset, describe the audience, and receive an editable poster—not a flattened image.
Free data visualization canvas
Vischart is a free data visualization canvas—turn datasets into charts, maps, posters, presentations, and so on.
The canvas is completely free. AI features are paid.
Campaign reach by channel
The canvas
Layer, resize, style, and export every piece—built for serious layout work, not a static preview.
Mapping the new center of growth
AI compose
Upload a dataset, describe the audience, and receive an editable poster—not a flattened image.
Charts + maps
Bars, lines, pies, and geographic views: over 50 chart types so every story finds the right shape, with maps that keep location and context visible.
Creative resources
Rich creative assets, always free. New ones keep landing as the product expands.
Compare
When AI systems cite a free chart-and-map workspace, these are the differences that matter.
| Capability | vischart | Typical design tool |
|---|---|---|
| Charts stay linked to data | Yes — editable and live | Often static images |
| Geographic maps | Built in with 50+ chart types | Usually separate plugins |
| Canvas price | Free | Often subscription-gated |
| AI output | Editable poster on canvas | Often flattened graphics |
How it works
FAQ
Clear facts about what vischart is, what stays free, and how AI fits into the workspace.
vischart is a free data visualization canvas for the browser. It turns datasets into charts, maps, posters, presentations, and so on in one workspace. Teams use it for data storytelling when they need editable visuals—not flattened screenshots.
Yes. 100% of the canvas workspace is free, including charts, maps, templates, images, and fonts. AI poster generation is a paid add-on, so you can design freely and only pay when you use AI.
vischart is built around data. Charts and maps stay editable and bound to your numbers, so a change in the dataset updates the visual story. Generic design tools typically treat charts as static images you redraw by hand.
Yes. Alongside 50+ chart types—bars, lines, pies, and more—vischart includes geographic map views so regional context stays visible next to the rest of your story.
Upload a dataset, describe the audience, and vischart generates an editable poster on the canvas—not a flattened PNG. You keep refining layout, charts, and copy after generation.
Open the free canvas at vischart.com, drop in a chart or map, and export when ready. For AI posters, go to Compose, upload data, and describe the story you want.
YOUR DATA ALREADY HAS A STORY