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Free Bar Graph Maker
Quickly create and distribute a stunning bar graph with the Marq brand templating platform. With a powerfully intuitive editor, it’s never been easier to impress your audience… and yourself.
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Why choose our bar graph maker?
Whether you’re a team of one or a team of five, our brand templating platform makes it easy to create bar graphs and other charts.
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Access thousands of free stock photos or icons in the Marq editor or easily import your own from Dropbox or Facebook. Use our Indesign Import feature to import existing InDesign files and convert them to Marq templates.
How to make a bar graph
1. Choose a template
Start by selecting a bar graph template.
2. Add your data
Determine your x-axis and y-axis. Typically one axis will be a category and the other axis will be a data value. Adjust the bars in the bar chart to match the values.
3. Customize color
Update the colors of the bar chart to match your brand. Use a single color for the entire chart or try adding a second color to make a particular category stand out.
4. Add text for context
Add a title, data labels and other context to the chart.
Step 5. Share your bar graph
Download the final bar graph as a PNG to embed it in a presentation or infographic or print or share the chart on social media.
FAQ
What is a bar graph?
A bar chart is a diagram that shows comparisons using rectangular shapes.
When should I use a bar graph?
Bar charts are best used for categorical comparisons. Use line graphs to show changes over time and pie charts to show parts of a whole. Create any type of graph you need with our free graph maker.