Chart maker with the world's data built in

Posts for social media

• LinkedIn chart postsPick an indicator and the countries, and the post is drawn from built-in figures with the source and year printed on it, sized for the LinkedIn feed.
• Instagram chart postsChoose a post, pick an indicator and the countries, and download a square or portrait image with the figures, the source and the year already on it.
• Story chart postsA full-screen 1080x1920 post for Instagram and LinkedIn stories, drawn from built-in country data with the source on the image.
• Chart images for XMake a square or landscape chart image from built-in country data and post it to X with the source already on it.

Charts from public data

• Charts from World Bank dataSkip the DataBank export and the spreadsheet. World Bank indicators are already loaded for every country: pick one and the countries, and the chart draws itself with its source and year.
• CO2 emissions chartsEmissions by country from Climate Watch are built in. Pick the countries, and the chart is drawn with the source and the latest year on it.
• Infographics with built-in dataMost infographic tools start with an empty table. GeoLens starts with the numbers: country indicators from World Bank, IMF and Climate Watch, ready to chart and lay out as a post.

Maps

• World map chartsTwo maps, both with the data loaded: the Map post, a tile map of every country with data coloured by rank, and the interactive world map, where every country fills in for the indicator you choose.

Chart types

• Line chartsTrends over time for any country and indicator: pick them, and the line chart is drawn with labels, the source and the year.
• Bar chartsBars for one value per year, stacked bars, or a ranking of countries at one year, from data that is already loaded.
• Ranking chartsPick an indicator, a year and the countries, and get them in order with their values, sourced and dated.
• Scatter plotsPut one indicator against another for the countries you pick, and see who sits where, every point sourced and dated.
• Slope chartsTwo years, one line per country: who rose, who fell and who overtook whom, sourced and dated.

Comparisons

• Chart makers comparedGeoLens beside five well-known chart and design tools, so you can see what each one is built for.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. You can make and edit charts without an account; downloading needs a free account. Your own data files and SVG export come with PLUS, your logo and brand palette with PRO.

What can I make?

Live charts you can embed, which keep updating with the data, and posts: still images sized for LinkedIn, Instagram and X.

Where does the data come from?

World Bank, IMF and Climate Watch: World Bank daily, IMF and Climate Watch weekly. Every chart prints its source and the year of its latest reading.