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See it work

Line graph examples.

Same tool, four requests. Every drawing below is a real render.

What you type

Create a line graph of Copper Kettle Roastery weekly sales: Café $4,200, $4,500, $4,380, $4,720, $5,100, $5,280; Beans $1,850, $1,920, $2,100, $2,050, $2,240, $2,380; Catering $600, $850, $720, $1,100, $980, $1,400 from week 1 to week 6.

Then tryAdd a $5,000 weekly café sales target.Change the x-axis labels to June weeks.

Line chart · echarts-line

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The drawing

What a line graph is.

A line graph connects values in sequence, usually across time. It makes direction, pace of change and recurring patterns easier to see than a table of the same values.

Use one line for a single trend or several lines when the series share the same unit and time scale. Label the axes so readers know exactly what the points measure.

Engine: echarts-line
Editable: Describe the change
Export: SVG · PNG · PDF

Who uses it

Who uses line graphs.

Sales teams

Weekly revenue from coffee, beans and catering to spot changes by sales channel.

Clinic managers

Average patient wait times across departments before changing schedules or staffing.

Operations teams

Daily electricity use and a target line for monitoring building consumption.

How it works

How to make a line graph in three steps.

Describe it

One paragraph is enough to start.

“Create a line graph of Copper Kettle Roastery weekly sales: Café $4,200, $4,500, $4,380, $4,720, $5,100, $5,280; Beans $1,850, $1,920, $2,100, $2,050, $2,240, $2,380; Catering $600, $850, $720, $1,100, $980, $1,400 from week 1 to week 6.”