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LineGraphMaker is an online tool for creating line graphs. Users add a title and axis labels, enter data labels and values separated by commas, adjust line tension, set axis scale and grid lines, and download the graph as a JPG or PNG file.
Orion Icon Library is an icon tool offering free SVG and PNG icons. The site lists 3,415 free SVG vector icons and describes an advanced interactive web app with line, solid, color and flat styles, plus a free plan and an unlimited plan.
drawDB is a free, open-source online database schema design and ER diagram tool. It supports drawing ER diagrams, generating SQL for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, SQL Server and Oracle, and real-time collaboration. The editor runs in the browser with no account required, and Pro adds cloud storage, teams and collaboration.
Datawrapper is an online tool for creating interactive charts, maps, and tables without code. It offers more than 20 chart types, over 4,000 basemaps for maps, and configurable tables. Visualizations are responsive and can be embedded on websites or exported to PowerPoint, PNG, PDF, and SVG. A step-based editor, custom themes, and real-time collaboration support design and publishing.
QuickChart is a web service that generates chart images on the fly from Chart.js configurations, suitable for embedding in email, SMS, chatbots and other formats. Charts are sent through a URL or POST request and rendered by the Chart.js library. It is dual licensed under the GNU AGPLv3 and a commercial license.
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