The most-installed plugin in this list is Charts by Sam Mason de Caires, with 592K users, but it hasn't been updated since 2019. The most-used maintained chart plugin is Chart, with 427K users. It gives you 20 ready-made chart types with styling controls, and it runs in both Figma Design and Figma Slides. If you want charts built on auto layout and Figma variables, i Charts Generate (184K users) is the free alternative to try.
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Chart
#1 · 427K users
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Most used, still maintained
by Chart Plugin

Best for design systems
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Most chart types
by Amila Sampath
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Free · 3.8K likes
excel data to generate any chart with autolayout and variables- has never been so easy
Free · 2.1K likes
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Free · 595 likes
200+ Charts from 4 Libraries. AI-Powered. Animate, Export Code & Connect Live Data in Figma.
Free · 327 likes
Create any chart you want and insert it into your Figma file with easy!
Free + $15 · 135 likes
Free + paid · 88 likes
Buying guide
Figma Design still has no chart object in 2026. The arc tool gets you a pie, donut or ring, and FigJam AI can generate flow charts, Gantt charts and org charts, but a bar or line chart driven by real numbers means a plugin or a lot of hand-placed rectangles. A plugin pays for itself the second time the numbers change: paste the new data, redraw, keep the styling.
A good share of this list is single-purpose: radar, Sankey, pie, sparklines, map charts, financial charts. If your dashboard only ever shows one chart type, a narrow tool is often faster than a 200-type suite. For grids of figures rather than graphs, see the table plugins.
Check whether you can paste cells from Excel or Google Sheets, upload a CSV, or load JSON, and whether you can rerun the chart with new numbers without losing your colours and labels.
Charts should arrive as vector layers you can restyle, ideally grouped or in auto layout. A flat image looks fine in a deck but breaks the moment a stakeholder asks for a different axis label.
Bar, line and pie are covered by almost everything here. Candlestick, radar, scatter, Sankey and map charts are not, so check for them before you commit to a plugin.
Look for support for your colour styles or variables, your fonts and your gridline style. i Charts Generate is the one in this list that says it supports variables.
Most chart plugins here are free. Chart Master 3001 and Bar Charts by Tommy Jepsen are paid, and Chart, Map Chart and Line Chart sell upgrades through in-app purchases.
FAQ
Not in Figma Design. You can draw pie, donut and ring shapes with the arc tool on an ellipse, and FigJam AI can generate flow charts, Gantt charts and org charts. For bar, line or scatter charts from real data you need a plugin such as Chart.
Copy the cells in Excel or Google Sheets and paste them into a plugin that accepts spreadsheet data, such as i Charts Generate or Sparkliner. If what you need is the table itself rather than a graph, our guide to importing Excel into Figma covers that.
Draw an ellipse, then drag the arc handle to set the slice size, and raise the ratio to turn it into a donut. Stack one ellipse per slice and rotate each to start where the last ended. It works for a static graphic, but Slices or Pie Chart Generator are quicker when the values change.
Most in this ranking are free. Chart Master 3001 and Bar Charts by Tommy Jepsen are paid plugins, while Chart, Map Chart and Line Chart are free to install with in-app purchases for extra features.
Yes. Sparkliner draws small graphs from data you paste from Excel, CSV or JSON or type in, and its Shuffle option generates variations of your data so you can test how the line looks with different values.
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