The AI chart generator in Secret Chat AI turns a sentence, pasted data or an attached file into a chart drawn in your browser with Chart.js. It is for people who need a finished visual rather than instructions for creating a chart. You choose ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok, and the result downloads as JPG or PDF.
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Chart maker from a sentence
Describe the figures and the comparison in ordinary language. A request such as “compare quarterly orders for the east and west regions” gives the chart creator enough structure when the values are included. The model identifies labels, series and a chart type that fits the data.
Open the model list at the top of chat, choose Chart from the Generators group after Image, and set the options in the welcome message. Type the request or press Generate. The result arrives as a card, remains available in the Charts section of the Library, and keeps its downloads on a phone.
Chart from a CSV, Excel file or pasted table
Attach a CSV or XLSX file, or paste rows into the message. The graph maker structures the material you supplied and does not look it up. You can set Data to auto or only my data when the source must stay within the attachment.
Tell it which columns matter if the file contains more than the chart needs. Max points per series gives you another way to keep a dense sheet readable. The model then offers only chart types that make sense for the resulting shape.
Chart from a table already in the chat
A Table card has a Chart button. Press it to open a new Chart generator chat with that table as the source, then choose the model and formatting. There is no need to copy the rows into another tool.
Bar chart generator
Bar charts fit comparisons between categories: products, regions, survey choices or any other named groups. A bar chart is the right choice when the labels matter more than a continuous timeline. Use it when the question is “which category is larger?”
Line and area chart
A line chart fits a series that changes over time or another ordered scale. Area charts use the same shape but add visual weight beneath the line. Ask the line chart generator to show a trend, or leave the type on auto and let the model judge whether line, area or bar best matches the series.
Pie chart and doughnut chart
Pie and doughnut charts fit parts of one whole. They work best when the categories are few enough to compare and their values share the same total. The chart card will not offer a circle chart when the data does not have that part-to-whole relationship.
Scatter plot and radar chart
A scatter plot compares two numeric variables and shows how their paired values relate. A radar chart compares several measures across a small set of items. These are different questions, so the generator checks the data shape before either choice appears.
Stacked and horizontal bars
Stacked bars show how categories break into component series while preserving the overall comparison. Horizontal bars leave more room for long category names. Both are useful alternatives when an ordinary column chart crowds its labels or hides composition.
Numbers, currency, totals
Number formatting can be automatic, US or EU. You can also state the currency and limit the maximum points in each series. These settings control how the finished visual reads; they do not change the source values.
Data from the web when you have none
Set Data to generate when you want a chart without supplying figures. Collect data from the web is a paid option for facts that need current sources. If the model uses its own knowledge instead, the values are marked approximate so the origin is clear.
Check important figures before you publish them. A polished graph can still reflect a weak source or an ambiguous request, and the visual does not turn approximate data into established fact.
Download as JPG or PDF
Download JPG for an image of the chart currently on screen. Download PDF for the same visual in a document file. Switch among the compatible chart types on the card first, because each download follows the version you are viewing. The card also has a Style dropdown with 26 colour palettes by known designers (Tableau, Observable, Okabe–Ito, ColorBrewer, Solarized, Nord and others, each credited); the downloads follow the style you pick, and the chart remembers it.
Which model draws the chart
Every row produces the same browser-drawn chart card. The family router chooses a faster tier for a plain request, a flagship tier for harder work, and a search tier when the web is needed.
- ChatGPT — reads the request or supplied data and defines the chart.
- Claude — uses Claude Sonnet for chart work.
- Gemini — reads the source and defines the chart for the browser renderer.
- Grok — reads the source and defines the same chart-card format.
What it costs
The chart generator runs on paid models and uses credits. Web collection costs extra and is marked paid in the settings; the exact charge appears under the answer. See the pricing page for packs and subscriptions.
Privacy, stated honestly
We store nothing on our side: there is no archive of chats or files, and the task row exists only while the answer is produced. There is no personal profile, no chat is associated with you, and the request reaches the model provider as a stranger's; your email is used only for account access and payment. Your material is never used for training.
Secret Chat AI removes you from your queries — it does not remove the data from your messages. Anything you paste or attach is sent to the chosen provider verbatim, so leave out names and other identifiers yourself.
Browse the full generators hub, structure rows first with the table generator, or place a chart inside a deck made by the presentation maker. The feature guide covers the rest of the app, and private AI chat is there for ordinary model conversations.