Chart looks: House, Paper, Editorial and Feature

A look sets colours and type only. The chart type, the data and your words stay as they are, so you can try all four on the same chart and keep the one that reads best where you post it.

Four looks of one chart. Each picture rings the swatch in the Look row.

1. 1

   Open the Design tab. House is the default: a dark ground with a gold accent.

   
2. 2

   Choose Paper for a light ground that suits print and white pages.

   
3. 3

   Choose Editorial for a warm, newspaper feel.

   
4. 4

   Choose Feature for a blue ground and a bold finish.

   

TipCheck the look in the frame you will post: a social feed is dark, a report page is light.

House and Paper are on every plan. Editorial and Feature are on PLUS and PRO.

On PRO, a brand kit saves your own logo, colours and fonts, so a look can match your organisation. Colours and fonts have a guide of their own.

House is a dark ground with a gold accent. Paper is a light ground with a blue accent. Editorial is a warm cream ground with a red accent and a serif display face. Feature is a blue ground with a gold accent.

Each look brings its own fonts, which you can read in the Fonts row. A look carries the colours and type; the chart's words, data and layout do not change when you switch.

To see a chart the way readers will, change the look last, after the data and the title are final, and look at the whole frame once.