Free tool · no sign-up
Type, paste or upload a small table and get a clean, editable PowerPoint chart in seconds. Make several charts and download them together, one per slide. Your data never leaves your device.
First column: the labels (months, regions, products…). Next columns: the numbers, one column per series (up to 6).
Colours (all charts)
Real PowerPoint charts: right-click → Edit Data to change them later. Free, with a small “Made with Bundle Slide” line.
1. Add your data
Type it, paste cells from Excel or Google Sheets, or upload an .xlsx / .csv file. First column: labels; next columns: numbers.
2. Pick a chart
Column, bar, line, pie, doughnut, stacked or column + line. Add a title and a key point.
3. Download
One PowerPoint with all your charts, in your colours. Every chart stays editable.
Most online chart tools upload your figures. This one doesn't: the table is read and the PowerPoint is built by your own browser.
Indian commas, ₹, lakh and crore, percentages and negative numbers in brackets are understood, the way MIS sheets are written.
Yes. Make and download as many charts as you like, without signing up. Free downloads carry a small “Made with Bundle Slide” line at the bottom of each slide; any SmartSearch pass (from ₹99) removes it.
Yes. Every chart is a real PowerPoint chart, not a picture. Right-click it and choose Edit Data to change the numbers, or change colours, labels and chart type in PowerPoint as usual.
No. Your table is read and the PowerPoint is made inside your own browser. The numbers never reach our servers.
Up to 10 charts in one PowerPoint file, one chart per slide. Each chart can have up to 6 series and 30 labels (months, regions, products…).
Yes. Numbers like 12,50,000 or ₹ 45,20,000, percentages (12.5%) and negatives in brackets are read correctly, and big amounts are shown in lakh or crore on the chart.
Column to compare values, Bar for long labels or many items, Line for a trend over time, Column + line for actual vs target, Pie or Doughnut for shares of a whole, and Stacked for parts that add up to a total. Chart Maker suggests one from your data.
Yes, the file opens in Google Slides, WPS Office and Keynote. Editing the chart's data works best in Microsoft PowerPoint.