What does Crawl extract?

Crawl fetches the public URL you submit and extracts HTML tables, JSON-LD blocks, and qualifying lists into reviewable rows.

What does Chart accept?

Chart reads .xlsx and .xls files in the browser and can also chart the first dataset sent from Crawl.

No. Pages behind logins, heavy bot protection, or unusually large responses may fail or return no structured data.

Chart files stay in your browser. Crawl requests are processed on demand from the URL you submit so the service can fetch and parse the page.

You don't need to be a designer or developer to create beautiful charts from your Excel data. Here's how.

Ensure your spreadsheet has a simple structure: one header row with column names, and data rows beneath. Avoid merged cells and complex formatting.

Go to the Chart page and drag your .xlsx or .xls file onto the upload area. Your data will be parsed instantly.

Select which column should be the X-axis (categories) and which should be the Y-axis (values). You can switch them anytime.

Choose from 12+ chart styles. Hover to preview, click to select. The chart renders immediately — no waiting.

Download as PNG, JPG, SVG, or WebP. Or copy to clipboard with one click and paste directly into your presentation or document.

No installation. No registration required to try. Just your browser and your data.