'Tweetable Charts' that allows you to create tables and graphs that you can post to Twitter for free



It is convenient to have a bar graph or table when communicating something on Twitter in an easy-to-understand manner, but it is difficult to create a graph as image data. In such a case, you can use 'Tweetable Charts ' to easily create graphs and tables simply by entering text and numbers in the input fields.

Tweetable Charts --Create Text based Charts and Visuals you can embed on Twitter

https://tweetable-charts.agiliq.com/

・ What can be made with Tweetable Charts
◆ 1: Histogram
◆ 2: Sparkline
◆ 3: Progress bar
◆ 4: Table

◆ 1: Histogram
I tried to access the Tweetable Charts page below. The values required to create a horizontal histogram (upper left), the graph (upper right), and a sample of what it looks like when tweeted (lower) are posted.



In order to create a graph immediately, enter the data of the top 3 population by prefecture in the format of 'item name, numerical value' in the value field and click 'Get chart', the numerical value will be output as a bar graph it was done. Even if the number of characters in the item is different, the graph is easy to see because it is automatically assigned. However, double-byte characters such as Japanese could not be used.



You can copy the graph to the clipboard by clicking Copy Graph. When I try pasting it on Notepad, the display is a little broken and I'm a little worried ...



When I actually tweeted it, it was displayed without any problem.



Below is a sample horizontal histogram of the top three GDP countries posted by the official Twitter account of Tweetable Charts.



Tweetable Charts also allows you to create vertical histograms with the vertical and horizontal axes of the horizontal histogram swapped. A vertical histogram can be created simply by separating the numerical values with ','. You cannot enter the item name.



◆ 2: Sparkline
Sparkline allows you to create

sparklines that are used to represent rough transitions in your data.



You can also create a sparkline consisting of multiple items.



The actual tweet looks like this.



◆ 3: Progress bar
In the Progress Bar, you can create a progress bar that is used to show the progress rate just by entering a number.



You can also create a progress bar that compares the progress rate of multiple items.



The sample is below.



◆ 4: Table
You can create a table in Table.



You can increase the number of rows with line breaks and the number of columns with ',', but if you increase it too much, you will be caught in the character limit.

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