Line Graph Maker – Free Line Chart Tools & Templates

Build a line graph (line chart) to visualize trends over time: growth, decline, seasonality, and comparisons across series. Use the directory below to find free online line graph makers, interactive chart tools, or spreadsheet options.

Trends over time Multiple series Interactive embed SVG / PNG / PDF Google Sheets

Export Your Line Chart, Then Optimize It for Web

Many line chart tools export large PNG/PDF files. Use ImageConver to resize, crop, compress, and convert (PNG ⇄ JPG ⇄ WebP) so pages load fast and labels stay readable.

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Editor’s Top Picks

Canva – Line Graph Maker

Free Online Templates

Quick, polished line charts for reports, slides, and web images. Great if you want good design fast.

Open

Flourish – Interactive Line Charts

Online Interactive Templates

Great for interactive storytelling: tooltips, animations, and embeds for websites.

Open

Google Sheets – Line Charts

Free Online Spreadsheet

Best if your data already lives in spreadsheets. Easy to update and share with collaborators.

Open

Line Graph Maker Directory

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Canva – Line Graph Maker

Free Online Templates Printable

Design-first line charts for reports, presentations, and web graphics.

Open

Adobe Express – Line Graph Maker

Free Online Templates Printable

Create on-brand line charts fast with simple editing and export options.

Open

Meta-Chart – Line Chart

Free Online Printable

Quick line charts from simple inputs with easy download/share options.

Open

LiveGap Charts – Line Charts

Free Online Templates

Teacher-friendly chart maker with multiple chart types and sharing.

Open

ChartGo – Chart Maker (Line)

Free Online Printable

Simple chart creator that supports line charts and easy exporting.

Open

RapidTables – Line Graph Maker

Free Online Printable

Generate a line graph from values and download/share quickly.

Open

LineGraphMaker.co – Line Chart

Free Online Printable

Fast line chart builder with straightforward inputs and downloads.

Open

Datylon – Line Graph Maker

Online Templates Printable

Customize styles and data for a cleaner, more presentation-ready chart.

Open

Desmos – Graphing Calculator

Free Online Interactive

Best for plotting equations and lines (math/education), with interactive sliders.

Open

Google Sheets – Line Charts Help

Free Online Spreadsheet Printable

Official guide for customizing line charts (titles, series, legends, trendlines).

Open

Datawrapper – Charts for Web

Online Interactive Templates

Great for publishing line charts on websites with clean typography and embeds.

Open

Datawrapper – How to Create a Line Chart

Online Guide

Step-by-step walkthrough for making and styling line charts in Datawrapper.

Open

Flourish – Line Charts

Online Interactive Templates

Interactive line charts for storytelling, dashboards, and embeddable visuals.

Open

Infogram – Line Charts

Online Interactive Templates AI

Create line charts, customize styling, then download or embed on your site.

Open

Visme – Line Graph Maker

Free Online Templates Interactive AI

Line charts for infographics and presentations, with sharing and embedding options.

Open

Venngage – Line Graph Maker

Online Templates AI

Template-driven line graphs for business visuals, reports, and slide decks.

Open

Piktochart – Graph Maker

Online Templates AI

Create charts quickly using templates; useful for reports and visuals.

Open

TextMagic – Free Chart Maker

Free Online Printable

Simple chart maker that supports line charts from pasted data.

Open

Tip: For text-heavy line charts, prefer SVG exports when available. For printing, use PDF. For websites, convert PNG → WebP after export to improve speed.

Quick Compare: Which Line Graph Maker Should You Use?

Need Best Choice Why Export Tip
Fast, good-looking charts Canva / Adobe Express Templates + quick styling Export PNG → convert to WebP
Interactive charts for websites Flourish / Datawrapper Embeds, tooltips, web publishing Embed or export SVG
Data stays in spreadsheets Google Sheets Easy updates + collaboration Export PDF for print
Simple quick generator Meta-Chart / RapidTables / ChartGo Paste data, get chart fast Export PNG at final size
Math lines & functions Desmos Equation plotting + interactivity Screenshot or export image

What Is a Line Graph?

A line graph (line chart) connects data points with a line to show how values change across a continuous axis—most often time. It’s ideal for showing trends, comparing multiple metrics, and highlighting turning points.

How to Make a Line Graph (Best-Practice Checklist)

  • Use time on the x-axis when possible (days, months, quarters, years).
  • Label axes clearly (units, currency, %, etc.).
  • Limit series count (too many lines becomes unreadable).
  • Keep scales honest (avoid misleading truncation unless you explain it).
  • Use consistent intervals (missing dates can distort the story).

Optimize Line Chart Exports with ImageConver

  • Export at the display size you actually need (avoid huge canvases).
  • Prefer SVG for crisp text; otherwise export PNG.
  • Convert PNG → WebP for faster loading (when transparency isn’t needed).
  • Compress gently and preview at 100% zoom before publishing.

Use ImageConver to compress, convert, and resize exports quickly.

Line Graph Maker FAQ

Line graph vs line chart — is there a difference?

Most people use the terms interchangeably. “Line chart” is more common in analytics tools, while “line graph” is common in education.

What’s the best format for printing?

PDF is best for printing. Choose larger font sizes and avoid overly dense data labels so it stays readable on paper.

How do I keep labels crisp on my website?

Prefer SVG exports when available. If you must use PNG, export close to your final display size and avoid heavy compression. Converting PNG to WebP at high quality usually improves load speed without hurting readability.

What’s a common mistake with line charts?

Plotting category data on the x-axis as if it were time, or showing too many lines at once. If you have many series, consider small multiples, filtering, or an interactive chart with toggles.

List last reviewed: Feb 27, 2026.