Now in Beta

Design once, embed anywhere

Create an account, build any chart or visualization inside Vizzy's web app, then drop a single snippet into your own project. All styling and layout live in Vizzy's backoffice — your codebase just sends the data.

Everything you need

Design in Vizzy, embed in your app, update the data — that's the whole workflow.

Visual chart builder

Design any chart or visualization inside Vizzy's backoffice. Colours, fonts, layout — everything managed in one place, no code touched.

Embed with one snippet

Copy a single embed tag into your project. Your app stays clean — just pass in the data and Vizzy renders the rest.

Data stays yours

Only data flows into the component — no styling logic, no chart config, no extra dependencies leak into your codebase.

See how it works

Three steps from sign-up to a live chart inside your app.

1

Create your free account

Sign up with Google or email in seconds. Once you're in, you get access to Vizzy's full backoffice — your private workspace for building and managing every visualization you'll ever need.

2

Build your visualization

Use the editor to craft any chart — pie, bar, donut, line, and more. Pick colours, set fonts, tweak dimensions, and preview every change live. All the look & feel lives here, inside Vizzy, not inside your codebase.

3

Embed in React, Angular, or any app

Copy the snippet Vizzy generates and drop it into your project. Your app just passes in the data — Vizzy takes care of rendering, styling, and updates. Works with React, Angular, Vue, or plain HTML.

React Angular Vue Plain HTML

Two steps to embed any chart

Drop Vizzy into any HTML page, React, Angular, or Vue app — no extra dependencies.

Step 1 — Include the script

Add this once to your page's <body>.

HTML
<script src="https://vizzy.online/lib/vizzy-1.min.js"></script>

Step 2 — Place the chart element

Drop this custom element wherever you want the chart to appear. Colours and size load automatically from your saved config.

Pass data inline via the data attribute to override the stored dataset:

HTML
<vizzy-pie
  chart-id="2"
  data='[{"name":"Category A","value":35},{"name":"Category B","value":25}]'
></vizzy-pie>

That's it. No build step, no npm install, no configuration files.

Your charts, your app, zero friction

Join the beta, design your first visualization, and embed it in minutes.

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