ChartKit

Built for Google Slides, Docs, and Sheets

ChartKit turns rough data into management-ready charts.

Build stacked bars, 100% bars, line charts, and waterfall charts directly inside Google Workspace. ChartKit is designed for consultants, finance teams, and operators who need polished charts without exporting from a spreadsheet into a deck.

ChartKit chart editing workflow inside Google Slides.
ChartKit keeps chart creation close to the slide, with editing controls designed for management-ready output instead of spreadsheet export loops.

Features

Consultant-grade charts inside the workflow your team already uses.

Slides-native workflow

Insert charts directly on the slide and keep editing in context instead of rebuilding screenshots.

Storytelling controls

Use totals, deltas, dashed potential, labels, and annotations to make the takeaway obvious quickly.

Google Workspace coverage

Use the same chart logic across Google Slides, Docs, and Sheets as the story develops.

Pricing

Simple pricing for teams building charts every week.

Pro

Start with a 30-day trial, then continue with the plan built for frequent chart updates.

EUR 5 per month after the free trial.

Enterprise

Use ChartKit in team rollouts, procurement reviews, and onboarding plans.

Talk to sales for broader deployment support.

Resources

Pages designed to win the searches ChartKit can own first.

FAQ

What teams usually need to know before trying ChartKit.

Does ChartKit work directly inside Google Slides?

Yes. ChartKit is built for Google Workspace and is designed to keep chart creation, editing, and styling inside Google Slides, Docs, and Sheets instead of exporting screenshots back and forth.

Which chart types does ChartKit support?

The current public workflow centers on stacked bars, 100% bars, line charts, and waterfall charts because those are the formats teams update most often in recurring management decks.

Is ChartKit a Think-cell alternative for Google Slides?

For Google Workspace teams, that is the right frame. ChartKit focuses on consultant-style chart communication without forcing a PowerPoint-first workflow.