Free Radar Chart Maker

Create radar charts (spider charts) online for free. Compare multiple variables at once on a radial grid. Perfect for skill assessments, product comparisons, and performance reviews.

Free Radar Chart Maker

Create Your Radar Chart

Add categories and values (0-100) to build a radar/spider chart.

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How to Use

  1. 1

    Open the radar chart maker

    Launch the free tool — works in any browser.

  2. 2

    Add categories

    Enter 3-8 dimensions to compare (e.g., Speed, Power, Range, Accuracy).

  3. 3

    Set values

    Rate each category from 0-100. The polygon shape shows your profile.

  4. 4

    Choose your color

    Pick a fill color for the radar polygon.

  5. 5

    Download

    Export as PNG — free with no watermark.

Why Choose GraphMake?

No signup required
Free — no watermark
60+ widget types
72 ready-made templates
Export as PNG, SVG, PDF
Works in any browser
Drag-and-drop editing

What You Can Create

Skill Assessment

Rate and visualize skills across multiple competencies — leadership, communication, technical, etc.

Product Comparison

Compare features of competing products on dimensions like price, quality, support.

Player Stats

Show athlete performance across speed, strength, accuracy, stamina, and more.

Team Evaluation

Assess team capabilities across collaboration, innovation, delivery, and quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a radar chart?

A radar chart (also called spider chart or web chart) displays multiple variables on axes starting from a common center point. It creates a polygon shape that makes it easy to compare strengths and weaknesses.

How many axes can I have?

You need at least 3 axes for a meaningful radar chart. You can add as many as you need, though 5-8 categories work best visually.

Can I compare two datasets?

The quick tool shows one dataset. For multi-dataset radar comparison (overlapping polygons), open in the full /editor.

When should I use a radar chart?

Use radar charts for multi-dimensional comparisons: skill assessments, product feature comparison, team performance reviews, or any scenario where you rate things across several criteria.

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