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GeezerVison is showing plotly.com — Looking for Chart Studio? Try Plotly Studio If you're here, you're probably looking for Chart StudioWe officially shut down Chart Studio on October 31, 2025. Chart Studio was Plotly's very first product, and we stopped making improvements to it back in 2017. We ran it for another 8 years as a service to the community before finally shutting it down in 2025. Thank you for supporting Plotly since the early days of Chart Studio, and we're sorry if shutting down Chart Studio has caused disruption. Chart Studio has been replaced by many other products in the Plotly family. Plotly Studio is its successor and can create all of the charts that Chart Studio could, plus do arbitrary data analysis and generate apps. Graphs can be created in the open source Python graphing library and hosted on Plotly Cloud or exported as images or HTML. And we open sourced the GUI chart editor of Chart Studio as well. The new way for simple chart creationWe brought our chart creation knowledge from Chart Studio and supercharged it with our agentic Plotly Studio product. Add a data source → Ask for what you want → Edit and adjust → Share ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Make a single chart, a batch or a Dash app in one goPlotly Studio feels lightweight but delivers major data analysis and visualization powerWe baked 10+ years of data analysis learning into one product that is opinionated, seeks clarification and explains its methodology clearly. ![]() Share your charts widelyVia file export, Plotly Cloud or Dash EnterpriseWhatever your use case, you can extract single charts or build shareable apps that you can widely share with your team. Plotly Studio ties into both Plotly Cloud and Dash Enterprise hosting infrastructure. ![]() FAQsIf needed, email [email protected] with the subject line "Chart Studio data request" to retrieve your data. We are always here to help. We'd love to hear from you. Use the Submit Feedback button inside Plotly Studio. Yes. Plotly Studio has a free tier, and the open source Plotly graphing libraries for Python and JavaScript are free to use. Install the plotly package with pip and follow the Plotly Python documentation. If you'd rather not write code, Plotly Studio generates the Python for you and shows you every line. Yes. Publish from Plotly Studio to Plotly Cloud with one click, or deploy to Dash Enterprise if your organization runs it. Open Plotly Studio, add a data source, and describe the chart you want in plain language. Studio builds it, and you can refine it by asking for changes. |
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