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Charty review

#76 of 98 in Data Visualization Software

A focused web tool for turning CSV data into animated chart videos and images.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Charty is a browser-based visualization tool for creators and professionals producing presentations, reports, and social-media content. It combines line, bar, pie, calendar, and radar charts with an interactive scene editor. Users can add layers containing text, shapes, images, GIFs, annotations, and free drawing, then animate individual shapes and export finished work as video or image files. Its narrow focus suits solo creators and small teams that need chart-based visual storytelling rather than dashboards or broad analytics workflows.

The published plans show two paid options: Pay-As-You-Go and Lifetime Premium. Both include premium templates, all editable settings, unlimited animation duration, premium customer support, priority feature requests, and watermark removal. Charty offers a 7-day trial without requiring a credit card, and the official site describes a 20-day refund period. The standout workflow is the scene editor: layers, custom visual elements, shape-level animation, and export presets give creators control over how a chart becomes a finished presentation or social asset.

Charty’s practical advantage is its export breadth. CSV files can become MP4, MOV, PNG, JPEG, or GIF outputs, with custom resolutions and presets, and offline video and image exporting is supported. That makes it a fit for finished assets rather than continuously monitored reporting. Buyers looking for animated chart content should consider Charty; teams that need integrations, dashboards, or multiple data sources should choose a broader visualization product instead. A full offline editor and server-side rendering are listed as coming soon.

Charty pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Animated scenes support layers, custom elements, and individual shape animation.
    • CSV import and exports to MP4, MOV, PNG, JPEG, and GIF.
    • Custom export resolutions, presets, and offline video and image exporting.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused on CSV rather than a broader range of data sources.
    • No integrations or dashboard workflow for ongoing analytics.
    • The product is available on the web rather than as a full offline editor.

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