Free Combo Chart Maker

Create combination charts (bar + line) online for free. Overlay two data series on one chart to show relationships between different metrics. Download as PNG.

Free Combo Chart Maker

Create Your Combo Chart

Combine bars and a line on the same chart to compare two metrics.

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How to Use

  1. 1

    Open the combo chart maker

    Launch the free tool — no signup required.

  2. 2

    Add category labels

    Enter your X-axis labels (e.g., months, quarters).

  3. 3

    Set bar values

    Enter the primary metric shown as bars (e.g., revenue).

  4. 4

    Set line values

    Enter the secondary metric shown as a line (e.g., growth rate).

  5. 5

    Download

    Export as PNG — free with no watermark.

Why Choose GraphMake?

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Free — no watermark
60+ widget types
72 ready-made templates
Export as PNG, SVG, PDF
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What You Can Create

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a combo chart?

A combo (combination) chart overlays two different chart types — typically bars and a line — on the same axes. This lets you compare two related metrics with different scales in one visual.

When should I use a combo chart?

Use combo charts when you have two related metrics with different units or scales — like revenue (dollars) and growth rate (percentage), or sales volume and average price.

Does it support dual Y-axes?

Yes — the bars use the left Y-axis and the line uses the right Y-axis, allowing different scales.

Can I add more than one line?

The quick tool supports one bar series and one line series. For multiple overlays, use the full /editor.

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