GravityCharts

Form submissions can hold useful information that is difficult to compare in rows of raw data. GravityCharts uses Gravity Forms data to create visual summaries, helping site owners present results in a format that is easier to interpret. Choose from chart types such as bar, pie, line, donut, area, and radar charts to suit the data you want to display.

Customize chart colors, labels, legends, and styles, then add charts to a page or post with a shortcode. Interactive elements such as tooltips, hover effects, and clickable elements can provide more context as visitors explore the data. Filters and date ranges let you focus a chart on selected entries, while responsive layouts adapt charts for desktop and mobile screens.

Features

• Multiple chart types: Represent form data with bar, pie, line, donut, area, and radar charts, choosing a format that fits the information you want to present.
• Custom visual settings: Adjust chart colors, labels, legends, and styles to fit your site's presentation and make data easier to read.
• Interactive chart details: Use tooltips, hover effects, and clickable elements to let visitors explore chart data and see additional context.
• Filters and date ranges: Set criteria or date ranges to show selected subsets of form data, focusing charts on the entries relevant to your report.
• Shortcode embedding: Add a chart to a WordPress page or post with a shortcode, placing visual summaries alongside related site content.
• Responsive chart display: Charts adapt to desktop and smartphone screens, giving visitors a view of form data across different device sizes.

Best for

• WordPress sites collecting data with Gravity Forms
• Educators and marketers presenting form results
• Developers building data-focused reports