8 docs tagged with "integrations"

QuickChart is an open-source project for rendering charts. Generated chart images can be embedded in static locations such as websites, emails, PDFs, chat services, and many other places.

Thunkable has a great tutorial for using the Chart Maker to create no-code charts.

QuickChart can render chart images based on the latest data from your spreadsheet. This post describes how to integrate Google Sheets as a data source for dynamic chart images.

QuickChart is a web service that allows you to generate chart images and embed them nearly anywhere. You can use QuickChart from Google Apps Script in order to insert chart images in docs, spreadsheets, presentations, and more.

Make (formerly Integromat) is a platform that you can use to glue & script other platforms together. QuickChart offers a powerful no-code integration with Make.

It's a common pattern to want to create a chart based on some data you're manipulating in Zapier. Usually after creating the chart, you'll do something like embed it in a document, upload it to a drive, or send it in an email.

This tutorial describes how to use mjml-chartjs, an open-source custom component for MJML that allows you to create responsive charts in your HTML emails.

In this example, we'll use the QuickChart Zapier integration to generate a bar chart.