Use AnyChart, a JavaScript charting library, with its chart types and API documentation.

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About AnyChart

AnyChart provides JavaScript libraries for embedding interactive charts in web, desktop, and mobile apps. Its product family includes general charts, stock and timeline charts, map charts with drilldown and routes, and Gantt, resource, and PERT charts, along with extensions for Qlik Sense.

It can be used with development stacks such as PHP, React, Angular, and Node.js, and supports data from XML, JSON, CSV, MySQL, and MongoDB.

Key features

  • Embed interactive JavaScript charts in web, desktop, and mobile apps
  • Visualize financial or timeline-based data with stock charts
  • Add interactive map charts with drilldown and routes
  • Create Gantt, resource, and PERT charts
  • Add decomposition tree, gauge, waterfall, and other charts to Qlik Sense
  • Use XML, JSON, CSV, MySQL, and MongoDB as data sources
Best for: Developers who need to embed interactive charts, maps, or Gantt charts in apps or Qlik Sense dashboards.
Good for
  • Product family covers general charts, stock, maps, Gantt, and Qlik extensions
  • Works with multiple development stacks including React, Angular, and Node.js
  • Accepts multiple data sources including XML, JSON, CSV, MySQL, and MongoDB

AnyChart at a glance

Type
Online tool
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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AnyChart FAQ

What types of visualizations does AnyChart provide?
General charts, stock or timeline charts, map charts with drilldown and routes, and Gantt, resource, and PERT charts, plus extensions for Qlik Sense.
Which development stacks can it be used with?
Listed stacks include PHP, ASP.NET, R, Ruby on Rails, Node.js, Angular, Meteor, Ember, React, Qlik, and jQuery.
Which data sources are supported?
Listed sources include XML, JSON, CSV, MySQL, and MongoDB.
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