Guide

Chart Types

Every type has its own page with a live demo, the data format, a code example and its type-specific options. Pick a type to dive in.

Browse them all rendered together in the live gallery.

Cartesian

Statistical

Financial

Pie / Hierarchical

Flow

Gauge / Polar

Other

Maps

Bioinformatics

Volcanovolcano

Volcano plot — fold change (x) vs statistical significance (−log10 p-value, y). Points are colored by significance thresholds: upregulated, downregulated, non-significant.

Manhattanmanhattan

GWAS visualization — points along chromosomal positions with alternating colors per chromosome and a genome-wide significance line. Canvas-rendered above ~20k points.

Kaplan-Meierkaplanmeier

Survival curve (step function) with optional confidence intervals, censoring marks, an at-risk table and a median survival line.

Forest Plotforestplot

Meta-analysis forest plot showing effect sizes with confidence intervals across studies; square size encodes study weight.

Sequence Logosequencelogo

DNA/protein sequence logo — stacked letters per position sized by information content / frequency.

Clustered Heatmapclusteredheatmap

Heatmap with hierarchical clustering dendrograms on rows and/or columns — common for gene-expression analysis.

Phylo Treephylotree

Phylogenetic tree for evolutionary relationships — rectangular or radial layouts with branch lengths and bootstrap values.

PCoApcoa

Principal Coordinates Analysis / ordination scatter with an optional confidence ellipse per group.

Circoscircos

Circular genome visualization with multiple configurable track types (histogram, scatter, heatmap, line, link). The base for all circos variants.

Circos Heatmapcircosheatmap

Matrix heatmap wrapped onto a ring — rows become angular sectors, columns become concentric bands. Ideal for expression or abundance matrices.

Circos Comparativecircoscomparative

Multi-species synteny layout — chromosomes from several genomes share one circle, joined by variable-width ribbons between conserved regions.

Circos Spiralcircosspiral

Values rendered along an Archimedean spiral, one revolution per period — surfaces seasonality and long-range trends a flat axis would hide.