Area Chart Generator
Paste your data, pick one color and mode, choose a gradient or solid fill and a smooth curve — then export a clean SVG. Everything runs in your browser.
Edit data
| Label | Value |
|---|
Paste from a spreadsheet
Paste rows copied from Sheets/Excel, or one label value per line.
What is the Area Chart Generator?
The gui.farm Area Chart Generator is a free, browser-based tool for turning a small set of numbers into a clean area chart — a line with the region beneath it filled to emphasise volume and trend. Paste your labels and values, choose one color and a light or dark mode, and export a crisp SVG.
There's no account, no API key and no billing. The chart is drawn as a self-contained SVG in your browser, so it stays sharp at any size and drops straight into a .gui interface file.
Browse all free tools →How to make an area chart
- Paste your data. One label value pair per line, like
Jan 32. The chart redraws as you type. - Style it. Pick one color and a light or dark mode; the fill and line adapt together.
- Tune it. Choose a gradient or solid fill, a smooth or straight edge, and toggle the grid and data points.
- Export SVG. Download the chart or copy its SVG markup to paste anywhere.
Frequently asked
- Is the Area Chart Generator really free?
- Yes. It's free to use with no account, no API key and no watermark.
- What format does it export?
- A clean, self-contained SVG — sharp at any size and easy to drop into slides, docs, websites or .gui interface files.
- Gradient or solid fill?
- Both. Gradient fades from the top edge to transparent; Solid is a flat tint.
- How do I enter my data?
- Type one "label value" pair per line, e.g. "Jan 32". The chart redraws live as you edit.
Good for
- Dashboard and analytics UI mockups
- Volume and trend over time — revenue, traffic, usage
- Slides, reports and case studies
- Website and app interface designs
- .gui interface files for humans and AI agents
Generate an area chart from a single URL
Describe the chart with readable params — data, area, fill, surface — and the endpoint returns an SVG from that intent. No key, no SDK, no client library: it is one GET. The browser editor and agent-authored URLs share the same renderer, so what you see below is exactly what ships.
GET https://gui.farm/tools/charts/area-chart.svg?data=Jan:32,Feb:41,Mar:38&area=coralData is label:value pairs (label optional — data=10,20,30 works, with an optional labels= list). Colors accept a named color or a hex value. The SVG is always transparent — surface only picks label/grid contrast for wherever you place it; hide both label sets for an edge-to-edge fill. Open the same URL without .svg to edit the chart in the browser.
Live examples
Each preview is rendered by the endpoint from the URL beneath it.
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Revenue trend, coral
https://gui.farm/tools/charts/area-chart.svg?data=Jan:32,Feb:41,Mar:38,Apr:55,May:61,Jun:72&area=coral -
Solid fill, on a dark surface
https://gui.farm/tools/charts/area-chart.svg?data=Q1:120,Q2:150,Q3:135,Q4:180&area=teal&fill=solid&surface=dark -
Straight edge, no grid
https://gui.farm/tools/charts/area-chart.svg?data=Mon:8,Tue:12,Wed:9,Thu:15,Fri:11&area=violet&curve=straight&grid=hide -
Minimal — no labels
https://gui.farm/tools/charts/area-chart.svg?data=10,14,12,20,18,26,24,30&area=blue&xlabels=hide&ylabels=hide
Drop it into a .gui file
Because the endpoint is a stable image URL, a .gui screen embeds a chart as a plain <img> — nothing to download or unzip. The chart stays live text an agent can read and edit.
<gui version="0.2" name="Monthly revenue">
<col w="360" p="20" gap="14" fill="#ffffff" radius="24">
<text value="Monthly revenue" font-size="19" font-weight="700" color="#111827" />
<img src="https://gui.farm/tools/charts/area-chart.svg?data=Jan:32,Feb:41,Mar:38,Apr:55,May:61,Jun:72&area=teal&width=640&height=360" w="320" h="180" radius="16" />
<text value="Up 18% since January" font-size="14" color="#6b7280" />
</col>
</gui>
Monthly revenue
Up 18% since January
.gui screenData
| Param | Accepts | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
data | Label:value pairs, comma-separated (label optional) | — | The series to plot. Each item is label:value; value-only items are allowed. |
labels | comma-separated text | — | Optional x-axis labels for value-only data. |
Appearance
| Param | Accepts | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
area | a color name (blue, coral, …) or hex | blue | Fill and line color. `color` is an alias. |
surface | light, dark | light | Tone the chart will sit on — sets label and gridline contrast only. The background is never painted; the SVG is transparent. |
curve | smooth, straight | smooth | Line interpolation along the top edge. |
fill | gradient, solid | gradient | Soft top-down gradient, or a flat tint. |
Elements
| Param | Accepts | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
grid | show, hide | show | Horizontal gridlines. |
points | show, hide | hide | Dots at each data point. |
xlabels | show, hide | show | X-axis (bottom) labels. Hiding both label sets makes the chart fully edge-to-edge. |
ylabels | show, hide | show | Y-axis (left) value labels. |
Size
| Param | Accepts | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
width | pixels (50–2000) | 720 | Output width, and the drawing box — the plot reflows to it. |
height | pixels (50–2000) | 440 | Output height, and the drawing box. |