Google Charts

Google, Mountain View, California, United States

Google Charts is a free JavaScript library for creating interactive data visualizations using HTML5 and SVG.

It supports line, bar, pie, scatter, treemap, and geo charts, allows connecting to real-time data sources, provides dashboard and control components, and offers extensive customization of colors, labels, and tooltips.

According to our data, Google Charts is the 4th most popular charting library on the web.
It has 2.9% of the charting market share and is detected on 0.09% of all websites.

Statistics based on 3.6M+ analyzed websites. About this data

💸 Pricing

Google Charts is available for free.

Free ✔️

📊 Rankings and Market Share

🏆 Google Charts Awards

⚡ Sites Using Google Charts

We have data on 3,068 websites that use the Google Charts charting library. Here is a list of some of the top ranked ones.

The highest rated site using Google Charts is clover.com.

#WebsiteRankCountryLanguage
1 clover.com #1,626 English
2 cengage.com #2,574 United States English
3 dbs.com.sg #5,527 Singapore English
4 hdfclife.com #5,866 India English
5 gale.com #5,938 United States English
6 nequi.com.co #6,666 Colombia Spanish
7 geni.com #7,248 American English
8 zdnet.fr #7,480 France French
9 foxit.com #7,481 Germany English
10 numbeo.com #7,498 Finland English
11 thejournal.ie #7,578 Ireland English
12 bentley.com #7,627 United States American English
13 minfin.com.ua #7,923 Ukraine Ukrainian
14 eltngl.com #8,344 United States English
15 stan.com.au #8,493 Australia English
16 araujo.com.br #9,000 Brazil Brazilian Portuguese
17 pronosoft.com #9,587 France French
18 cajalosandes.cl #11,915 Chile Spanish
19 bookmeter.com #11,925 Japan Japanese
20 utsouthwestern.edu #12,601 United States American English

📈 Usage Statistics

Most of the sites that use Google Charts:

Most of the sites using Google Charts are from the United States and the United Kingdom.

  • United States 19.6%
  • United Kingdom 6.4%
  • Germany 4.6%
  • India 4.6%
  • France 4.4%
  • Brazil 4.2%
  • Netherlands 4.2%
  • Australia 3.6%
  • Japan 2.8%
  • Other 45.6%

Most Google Charts users speak English, Spanish, or Portuguese.

  • English 53.7%
  • Spanish 6.5%
  • Portuguese 4.4%
  • German 4.2%
  • French 3.9%
  • Dutch 2.4%
  • Japanese 2.3%
  • Russian 2.2%
  • Chinese 1.6%
  • Other 18.8%

The Google Charts charting library is especially popular on .com and .org top-level domains.

  • .com 43.3%
  • .org 8%
  • .net 3.6%
  • .de 2.2%
  • .com.br 2.2%
  • .com.au 2.1%
  • .nl 1.9%
  • .co.uk 1.7%
  • .fr 1.5%
  • Other 33.5%

The primary market segments for websites utilizing Google Charts include business, marketing and merchandising, and finance and banking.

  • Business 21.8%
  • Marketing/Merchandising 8.1%
  • Finance/Banking 7.6%
  • Online Shopping 6.3%
  • Blogs/Wiki 5.8%
  • Education/Reference 5.4%
  • Public Information 5.2%
  • Internet Services 4.5%
  • Health 4%
  • Other 31.3%

🕵️ Similar Technologies

These are some of the best Google Charts alternatives.

RankName
1
Chart.js

An open-source JavaScript library for data visualization that renders charts in HTML5 canvas.

FreeOpen source
2
Easy Pie Chart
Westport, Connecticut, United States

A lightweight JavaScript library for rendering animated pie charts and circular progress indicators using the HTML5 canvas element.

FreeOpen source
5
Highcharts
Vik i Sogn, Norway

A commercial JavaScript charting framework based on SVG, with optional WebGL for high-volume rendering.

Free$176+/seat/year
6
amCharts
Neringa, Lithuania

A JavaScript data visualization suite that provides libraries for interactive charts, gauges, stock charts, Gantt charts, and vector maps for web applications.

FreeOpen source$80+/seat/year
7
Morris.js

An open-source JavaScript charting library for drawing simple line, bar, area, and donut charts with minimal configuration.

FreeOpen source

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💬 Frequently Asked Questions

What is the company behind Google Charts?

Google Charts is owned by Google LLC, headquartered in Mountain View, California, United States.

Is Google Charts free?

Yes, it is a free charting library.

Which country uses Google Charts the most?

The majority of Google Charts users are from the United States.

Who uses Google Charts?

According to our data, Google Charts is used on thousands of sites, including such established ones as clover.com, cengage.com, and dbs.com.sg.

Is Google Charts used on government websites?

Overall, we found Google Charts on 3 government sites in the United States.

Do academic institutions use Google Charts?

Yes. The most prominent of these is utsouthwestern.edu. In total, we know of 2 academic websites in the United States that use Google Charts.

How does Google Charts compare to its competitors?

Google Charts is one of the most popular charting libraries, second only to Easy Pie Chart, Chart.js, and D3.js.

What are the alternatives to Google Charts?

Alternatives and possible competitors to Google Charts may include Chart.js, Easy Pie Chart, and Highcharts.

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