A chart image for email, READMEs & more

Email clients, GitHub READMEs, Notion and Slack have no JavaScript runtime — a charting library can't render there. ChartBytes gives you a static image URL that works everywhere an <img> does.

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In an email

<img src="https://chartbytes.onrender.com/chart?t=bar&d=12,19,8,24&labels=Q1,Q2,Q3,Q4&title=Sales" alt="Sales chart">

Most email clients block JavaScript but render images. A chart image URL renders the chart in Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail with no extra setup.

In a GitHub README

![Sales](https://chartbytes.onrender.com/chart?t=bar&d=12,19,8,24&labels=Q1,Q2,Q3,Q4&title=Sales)

Drop a Markdown image into any README, issue or wiki page and GitHub renders the chart inline — ideal for CI badges-adjacent stats, project dashboards and release notes.

In Notion & Slack

Paste the same URL into a Notion embed block or a Slack message. Both render the image automatically.

Chart types

bar · hbar · stacked · pie · donut — as PNG (default) or SVG. Multiple series are supported (grouped or stacked bars).

FAQ

How do I embed a chart in an email? Use a chart image URL and a plain <img> tag — the chart renders in any email client.

How do I add a chart to a GitHub README? A Markdown image pointing at the chart URL renders inline.

Can I generate a chart image without JavaScript? Yes — ChartBytes renders server-side from a URL.

Built by Meridian Digital · ChartBytes home · Image-Charts alternative · QuickChart alternative