List of charting software

There are many different types of software available to produce charts.

A number of notable examples (with their own Wikipedia articles) are given below and organized according to the programming language or other context in which they are used.


Delphi - VCL and FireMonkey (FMX)
  • TeeChart - Native VCL Charting component with support to Embarcadero Windows IDEs (RAD Studio, Delphi and C++ Builder) and FireMonkey. Commercial license

Java
  • JFreeChart – Free Java based chart software
  • TeeChart – Java charting library. Commercial license

JavaScript
Main article: Comparison of JavaScript charting frameworks
  • Chart.js - HTML5 Canvas, MIT license
  • D3.js – HTML5/CSS3/SVG, BSD license
  • Datacopia – JavaScript/HTML5, SVG/Canvas - Free or Commercial
  • ExtJS 4 Charts – HTML5/SVG/Canvas, GPL or Commercial license
  • FusionCharts - JavaScript/HTML5. Commercial license
  • jqxChart - SVG/VML/HTML5 chart. Free and commercial licences
  • JS InfoVis Toolkit – HTML5/SVG, MIT license
  • Plotly.js - MIT license
  • RGraph - HTML5/SVG/Canvas, MIT license
  • TeeChart – Cross-browser HTML5 Canvas, Open Source license
  • Webix UI - JavaScript/HTML5, Free or Commercial license

.NET
  • TeeChart - Native C#.NET Charting Control (ASP.NET/MVC/WPF/Silverlight/Windows Forms/WebForms/Universal Windows Platform (UWP)/Xamarin/iOS/Android) Commercial license
  • Visifire – Single API for desktop, web and mobile. (Windows 8/WPF/Silverlight/Windows Phone)

Pascal and ObjectPascal
  • TeeChart – For Delphi. Commercial version. Bundled with Delphi as TChart
  • TAChart - Charting component for the Lazarus IDE

PHP
  • TeeChart – For all PHP development environments including Delphi for PHP. Free Open Source and Commercial versions

Python

S
  • R: Extensive support for publication-quality charting in both the base system and contributed packages.
  • S-Plus: Built-in charting commands, extended by external packages

Spreadsheets

See also
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