Small multiples maker
Pick an indicator and the countries, and each gets its own small panel, so a line chart with too many lines becomes a grid you can read.
Open the small multiples example
What you get
- Shared or free scale
- Shared puts every panel on one scale to compare levels. Free fits each panel to its own data to compare shapes.
- The layout is automatic
- GeoLens picks the number of columns that gives each panel the most room in your frame.
- The rest, faint
- On a shared scale, the rest of the group can sit faint behind each line.
- Highlight first
- The highlighted country comes first, then the rest by their latest value, highest first.
Questions
What do I get from the small multiples maker?
A grid of small line panels, one per country, from the built-in data, laid out to fill your frame, with the source printed under it.
When should I use small multiples instead of one line chart?
When the lines cross so often that no one country can be followed: one panel each lets every shape show, on a shared scale for levels or a free one for shapes.
Is it free?
Yes. The editor opens without an account; a free account saves and downloads. Free: charts, all 10 types, world map explorer, every built-in indicator, publish and embed, 10 saved pieces. PLUS adds videos, private artifacts, shared by link, background photos and your own images; PRO adds 5 brand kits. Compare the plans