# Welcome to Chart plugin

Chart Plugin helps designers (and many others) build clean, on-brand charts without leaving their canvas (Figma, Sketch). This guide is written for visual designers who may not be data viz experts but need to craft charts quickly—and keep them consistent with their company’s style.

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### What you can do here

* Generate polished charts from sample data in a couple of clicks.
* Connect live Google Sheets or upload CSV/JSON data.
* Apply saved style templates to enforce brand consistency.
* Tweak chart settings before you insert the final result into Figma/Sketch.

Start exploring Chart's features by [creating your first chart](https://help.chartplugin.com/how-to-create-your-first-chart). If you work with real data see how Chart could help you with Google Sheet or CSV integrations and API or JSON data.&#x20;

Working on your design system and want to create charting library? Go and see [how Chart could help you with this](https://help.chartplugin.com/manage-charts-style/using-a-template).

If you have a question ask us via <hello@chartplugin.com>


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```

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