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  • Welcome to Chart plugin
  • How to Activate your subscription
  • How to Create your first chart
    • Create Line chart
    • Create Area chart
    • Create Stacked Area chart
    • Create Stream graph
    • Create Vertical Bar chart
    • Create Horizontal Bar chart
    • Create Grouped Bar chart
    • Create Grouped Horizontal Bar chart
    • Create Pie chart
    • Create Donut chart
    • Create Progress chart
    • Create Scatter plot
    • Create Sparkline
    • Create Candlestick chart
    • Create Histogram
    • Create Heatmap
    • Create Radar chart
    • Create Waterfall chart
    • Create Multitype chart
  • Chart Settings
  • Customer support
  • Troubleshooting guide
  • 📈Add data to your chart
    • From Google Sheet, CSV or custom table data
    • From API or JSON
  • 🎨Manage chart's style
    • With manual styles
    • Using a Template
  • 💠Working with components
    • Use Chart with Components and Auto layout in Figma
  • ✏️Edit your chart
    • How to resize chart
    • How to update chart with data from Google Sheet or API
    • How to edit data and styles of specific chart
  • 👤Manage account
    • My account
    • How to upgrade to Pro or Team version
    • Refund Policy
  • Terms of Service
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  1. Manage chart's style

Using a Template

Template is the best option to style every part of chart and use it forever.

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Why use templates

Template is the powerful tool to control all parameters of Chart, e.g. colors, grid, labels or line width. Another common use case is themes, if you have Light and Dark themes in your product or you have different products with different brand assets — templates are made for you.

See how to create templates and automate your work:

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