Google Charts API

The Google Charts cloud service provides a set of tools for building graphs, charts, icons and other data visualization tools, as well as their further placement on websites and web applications. GC is a JavaScript-based charting library that supports a wide variety of chart types.

It allows you to create charts in HTML5 or SVG formats and display them in all popular browsers: Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, etc. Implemented support for mobile devices on iOS and Android, provides full cross-browser and cross-platform compatibility.

Users can use ready-made templates from the extensive Google Charts library, as well as create charts from scratch and flexibly customize them using customization options. All functions of the service are free (for non-commercial purposes), and they are also guaranteed backward compatibility for 3 years.

The main tool of the platform is an interactive control panel that allows you to quickly synchronize charts with data. It is possible to update information in real time, using different methods and protocols to create dynamic graphs.

Graphs created through Google Charts can be flexibly embedded into websites and web applications through an open source API. Detailed guides and other documentation for developers can be found here: https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs The service uses JSON to define chart configurations, supports multi-touch (which is relevant for use on touch screen devices), and also allows dynamic loading of data from an external server and control over them using a callback function. There is an option to print charts, support for DateTime (processing dates and times), as well as customizable tooltips.

To independently integrate Google Charts with external sites through the API, you will need programming knowledge or the help of specialists. You can also use a ready-made bundle of systems by registering in the no-code ApiX-Drive application connector service.