Hatched backdrop
Swap grid lines for a diagonal hatch that fades out over the top and bottom thirds.
Visual style treatments for your charts — preview them, grab the code, or copy a prompt that tells your agent to restyle the charts you already have.
Textures that replace grid lines behind the series.
Swap grid lines for a diagonal hatch that fades out over the top and bottom thirds.
Drop the grid on daily charts and let faded, hatched weekend columns set the rhythm.
A soft dot-grid canvas, faded top and bottom, with ring markers on every point.
Fills, palettes, bar shapes and chrome.
No grid at all — saturated fills that melt into the background.
Ink-only charts: foreground for the headline series, muted for context, dotted guides.
Columns built from rounded squares over a faded hatch track, with a ring that hugs the top square.
Strip the chrome — no grid, no axes, tight margins — for cards and tables.
Custom indicators, event markers and value labels.
Replace the stock crosshair with your own spring-animated hover indicator built on useChart.
Pin launches and incidents to the timeline with icon badges, guide lines and tooltip details.
Minimal diamond glyphs above the plot with dashed guides — a tiny custom layer on useChart.
Print the numbers on the chart — collision-aware labels that adapt to the width.
Projections, trend lines and range bands.
Hand the series off to a dotted gradient forecast ending in a dot at the horizon.
Quiet the raw series and lay a bold gradient line of best fit across it.
Wrap the series in a soft gradient envelope with dashed bounds that fades at the edges.
Contribution-calendar looks.
Round cells, quarter dividers that fade at both ends, and single-letter day labels.
Start weeks on Monday and fade the weekend rows so the working week leads.
Donuts, rings and linked legends.
Hatch every slice in its own direction — readable without relying on colour alone.
A legend beside the chart that shares its hover state — highlight from either side.