# Charts

The **Charts Widget** allows you to build, manage and embed to any page of your website responsive charts or graphs.

### Using Charts widget

Go to your site and start editing the page with Elementor.

### Step 1:

Select the **Charts** widget from the menu bar on the left-hand side of your screen then drag and drop it into the selected area.

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### Step 2:

You will get a window with the basic setting options under the **Content** tab. It will give you two options **Data sets** and **Data Labels in the General section**.

In **Data sets**, you can add new chart items by setting their value, color, and border:

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In the **Data Labels** section, you can set columns to display the charts. You can set data labels to show the category name the series name

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Hit on the **Add items** to add/delete items.

### Step 3:

Now, by clicking on the Style Tab you can customize the Graphs, and typography of the Legend.

In the Graph section, you can change the default chart type **Bar** into Line, Polar Area, and Radar. Then depending on the selected type, you can customize the appearance:

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In the **Legend** section, you can customize the appearance of the Data Legends:

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### Step 4:

If you want to add motion effects, background, or make the page responsive, click on ‘Advanced**’** to explore those options. This **‘Advanced’** tab is a default feature of Elementor. Give a read to [this Document](https://docs.elementor.com/article/571-advanced-tab) to know more about Advanced features and their uses.

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Finally, after completing all the customization click on ‘Publish’ to see your work live.

![](/files/pB1sG4rVWEkRKZRb6jSf)

Great job! You have done it successfully.

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