Visualizer Pro: What It Adds to WordPress Charts and Tables

Visualizer Pro extends Visualizer, a WordPress add-on for adding responsive charts and tables to posts and pages. Enter data manually or import it, select a visualization, adjust its settings, and embed it with Gutenberg or a compatible page builder. Charts use HTML5 and SVG technology for show across desktop, tablet, and phone screens.

Visualizer also includes an AI chart builder powered by D3.js. Describe a chart in everyday language to make a starting point, then refine it with follow-up prompts and customize it before embedding. This chart-building workflow requires no API key or technical knowledge.

Chart formats for various data

Visualizer includes line, pie, and bar charts, along with tables. Pro adds area, geo, column, bubble, scatter, gauge, candlestick, timeline, combo, polar area, and radar or spider charts. These formats can display geographic values, compare categories, plot values on Cartesian coordinates, group time-based data, or combine chart types across data series.

Tables users can explore

Use responsive tables for product details, pricing, directories, research findings, or other structured information. Pro adds sorting, pagination, and search to help visitors view larger tables. Data filters let them focus on selected parts of a dataset, such as demographic variables including age and income.

Data imports and updates

Import data from Excel, CSV files, and Google Sheets. Pro also works with importing CSV or JSON data from URLs, data from other charts, and information from WordPress posts, pages, custom post types, or a database. Synchronization options can update charts automatically as their sources change. Manual entry remains available for smaller datasets or when you want to enter values directly.

Settings for publishing

Charts and tables have configuration options for adjusting their appearance and functionality to fit your content and site style. Multi-language support can translate charts and data presentations into multiple languages. Advanced visitor permissions let you control who can view or edit charts. Visualizer works with the Google Visualization API, DataTables.net, and ChartJS libraries, and integrates with Gutenberg and other page builders.

To publish a visualization, choose its type, enter or import the data, configure its appearance and available controls, then insert it into the relevant WordPress post or page. Visualizer Pro includes priority support from a dedicated team for technical issues.