A Choropleth chart drawn from sample data, as the Rayzia editor generates it
Spatial

Choropleth

Shades regions you supply as GeoJSON by their value, which is the honest way to do it: no boundaries ship with this, so the map is of your geography and not a guess at it.

FamilySpatial
Data it wantsa table of series by category
Stays editableyes, change a number and it redraws
Ungroupyes, it becomes ordinary shapes
LicenceFree for commercial use

It is an object, not a picture

The chart remembers the table it was built from. Add a column or delete a series and it regenerates every bar, axis, label and legend in one step, which is also one press of undo. Nothing is baked until you decide it should be: ungroup it and the markers become ordinary paths and text you can restyle, recolour and pull apart like any other artwork.

A Choropleth chart drawn from sample data, as the Rayzia editor generates it

These are sample numbers. Type over them and the chart redraws as you go, with no sign in and nothing to install.

SVG and PNG are included free, five downloads a day shared with the editor. PDF and the 2x, 3x and 4x sizes are Pro, and live in the editor.

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