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Pictogram Chart Maker

Create stunning pictogram charts using customizable icons and data. Perfect for infographics, presentations, and visual storytelling with professional export options.

Pictogram Maker

Create visual data representations using icons and symbols

Data Input

Enter your data (Label, Value, Icon)
Tip: Use Tab or multiple spaces to separate columns

📊 Pictogram Format

Each row: Label Value Icon
Example: Sales 45 💰
Icons are optional - will use default if not specified.

📊 Pictogram Preview

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📊 Pictogram Preview

Enter your data above to generate your pictogram

Perfect for visual data representation

Pictogram Settings

Lower values = more icons, Higher values = fewer icons

Layout & Size

📐 Output: 800×600px
📊 Icon size: 40px
🔢 Per row: 10 icons

Colors & Style

Default
Pastel
Dark
Earth
Ocean
🎨 Colors automatically cycle through rows
📊 Each row gets a different color
🔧 Customize icons per row in data input

How to Create Your Pictogram Chart

1

Enter Your Data

Input your data in the format: Label, Value, Icon (optional). Separate columns with tabs, commas, or spaces.

2

Choose Default Icon

Select a default icon from the available collection of shapes, emojis, and symbols for your pictogram.

3

Customize Appearance

Adjust icon size, spacing, scale factor, and colors. Apply color themes or create custom color schemes.

4

Export Your Chart

Download your finished pictogram as a PNG image with your chosen dimensions and background color.

Key Features

Custom Icon Selection

Choose from a wide variety of icons including shapes, emojis, and symbols to represent your data visually.

Flexible Data Input

Input data using simple text format with labels, values, and optional custom icons for each data point.

Advanced Customization

Adjust icon size, spacing, scale factors, colors, and layout options to create the perfect pictogram.

Professional Export

Download your pictogram charts as high-quality PNG images with customizable dimensions and backgrounds.

What is a Pictogram Chart?

A pictogram (or pictograph) is a type of chart that uses icons, symbols, or pictures to represent data values. Each icon typically represents a specific quantity, making it easy to visualize and compare data at a glance. Pictograms are particularly effective for presentations, infographics, and educational materials because they combine numerical data with visual elements that are intuitive to understand.

Why Use Our Pictogram Maker?

1

Visual Impact

Transform boring numbers into engaging visual stories that capture attention and improve data comprehension.

2

Easy Data Input

Simple text-based data entry with support for custom icons per data point and automatic parsing.

3

Professional Customization

Fine-tune every aspect including icon size, spacing, colors, scale factors, and chart dimensions.

4

High-Quality Export

Export publication-ready PNG images with customizable backgrounds and professional appearance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What data format should I use for input?

Use the format: Label, Value, Icon (optional). Separate columns with tabs, commas, or multiple spaces. For example: 'Sales 45 💰' or 'Marketing,30,📊'.

How does the scale factor work?

The scale factor determines how many units each icon represents. A scale factor of 1 means each icon = 1 unit, while 5 means each icon = 5 units. Lower values create more icons.

Can I use custom icons for each data row?

Yes! You can specify a custom icon for each data row by adding it as the third column in your data input, or use the default icon for all rows.

What file formats are supported for export?

Currently, you can export your pictogram charts as PNG images with customizable width, height, and background colors.

Are there preset color themes available?

Yes, we provide several color presets including Default, Pastel, Dark, Earth, and Ocean themes. You can also create custom color schemes.

Can I control the layout of icons?

Absolutely! You can adjust icon size, spacing between icons, number of icons per row, and overall chart dimensions to achieve your desired layout.