Click on Data from the left panel and then click Charts.

Go to the Import Data tab.

Maximize pop-up window.

Change chart type by choosing your preferred chart type on the main toolbar.

Apply the color that you want. You can also click on the Presets tab to get colors or create your own color palettes by going to My Palettes tab.

Under the Settings tab > Appearance, you’ll see different options under the Style section. For most of the chart types, you’ll be able to turn the grid on/off and change the background color or leave it transparent.

For pie and doughnut charts, you’ll see an additional setting which allows you to adjust the angle of your chart so that you can position certain segments at a specific degree.

For bar graph or line graph, you’ll also be able to select Graph types and tun the point markers on/off.

Under the Axis section of your Settings, you can also choose to hide your axes and adjust the Angle of your Labels, which comes in handy when dealing with long category labels.

In this section, you can also name your axes and customize everything, from the color of the text to its font and point size.

One useful customization setting is the ability to set specific minimum and maximum y-axis values. This allows you to truncate charts when appropriate, either to make a point or when it is accepted practice within a certain industry.

If you like your charts and graphs as simple and easy to read as possible. In such cases, you might want to hide your legend which you can easily do by turning on/off the Show Legend.

You can also adjust the placement of your legend so it appears either at the bottom, top, right or left of your chart.

As with the other chart elements, you can adjust the font, size, color, as well as its alignment.

If you’re looking to create stacked charts like the ones in the introduction, all you have to do is activate the Enable Stack option under the Settings tab.

For Animation section, You can choose from five different animation effects.

Finally, you can insert a title and subtitle for your chart under the Heading section and adjust the font, color and point size.

Alternatively, you can also create your own stylized titles and place them wherever you like on your canvas area using Visme’s text tool.