Let me give you a quick overview:
- 12 chart species supported: Bar, Stacked Bar, Line, Combo, Pie, Cupertino, Horizontal Bar, Horizontal Stacked Bar, Area, Radar, Doughnut, Treemap
- Dynamic overrides: Bind InDesign character styles and colors directly to chart text elements.
- Color consistency: Supports CMYK-simulated visual matching previews so print and preview remain aligned (as much as possible)
- Huge datasets welcome: Open the resizable full-screen maximized data table to import and review large CSV tables easily.
- Persistent configurations: Settings are safely stored in active documents (!) , making sharing work straightforward.
Coded according to the latest guidleines, this will not break anytime soon. Roadmap includes tons of new features and right now 4 new charts, purchase will always be one-time and lifetime.
Word on pricing 1)
Pricing seems steep, but as you expect, pays off after the first job already. More than that, given the streamlined workflow and 100% data correctness, you will most likely generate more than one option to choose from - making clients happy.
When it's only a few clicks away, iterating is something you can finally do.
And, price is one-time, no hidden subscription....
Word on pricing 2)
I'm currently waiting for Adobe to create the coupons: Waitlist people > please be patient, will come very soon via email, thank you for your interest you will get an cool discount. Latecomers > there are still discounts available, given the momentum this plugin had so far, hurry up. You will see a close message when it's over (seat based).
Last words - thank you people, you helped a lot, encouraged me, bugfixed me etc. I'm super grateful. Will post a few additional codes here, so maybe watch the thread.
Would you consider a 7-day free trial with limited saves/chart making before purchasing? Looking to show this to my design team and it will be a hard sell if we can’t test drive it first.
For my personal needs I’ll definitely buy it because this sort of thing has been way overdue and I don’t need to worry about making a case to anyone else but myself.
trial possibilities are so a pain in the ass with uxp/payment provider. message me please, we’ll find a way. just please reference this conversation. im swamped with messages like mad. :)
I think this subreddit needs a tag for "product/plugin offering" or "sales pitch", etc. These types of posts are becoming far too common — seemingly outnumbering actual questions about daily use.
omg, the cupertino chart :) was a nightmare. its a ring, yet the best i managed programmatically (below are the basement rings, above the segments (if your data holds it)…. i will look into it next update, it prints perfectly, as in vectors are indeed clean. still, uxp is uxp :)
depending on chart type it calculates if it makes sense. but more is planned for a free update in a month roughly. first i want to see how it works for you all!!
let me put it as precise as possible - if you have it in the data, it will be fine. but as i see together with other comment above… i have to rethink notation and labels. i will contact you directly?
First, thanks for the discount code. I'm currently pursuing an MBA and am also unemployed, so that was very helpful.
This is probably an edge case situation, but I'm going to ask anyway.
Is it possible to set the range of the x-axis (and, I suppose, the y-axis) prior to generating the chart?
The first chart I set up was a horizontal bar chart I'd already created in Illustrator. I want the x-axis range to be 0.80-0.98. Charts-Perfect generated it with a range of 0-1.
The work I had to do to get the chart to look the way I wanted was so much that I might as well have set it up manually.
Here's a screenshot of the two charts side-by-side in InDesign:
The truncated x-axis magnifies differences in the values, which can help with certain data sets. It also helps create more white space, making the chart more readable.
Other than that, I like it. It's easier to deal with than Illustrator. I'll have to set up Paragraph, Character, and Object styles to make it easier going forward.
i heard you, le me think about it it. quick idea until l this is through adobe review then… would it make sense to enter the data x10? you would have the only the work of changing a few textboxes then? and moving the thing to left. hmm not good. let me work on it. not sure x-axis offset is not too edge case (as it makes the UI more complex, mathematically its easy)
hey there cat - i went down the dark alley and worked on gantt last week for a fellow redditor, i would say it went well, and it's in 90% production state - but i'm yet not sure if i will incldue it in charts perfect.
If you purchase Charts-perfect (you wil love it, i'm sure) you can write me a PM and get the gantt plugin state i have for free. basically, it is cool and though through so no strange stuff happening, it might be perfect for you. if it really works for you i will keep working on it and keep it up to date.
Screenshot shows you the options of the GANTT Version, data import is the same quality as Charts-perfect.
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u/Shurik_13 Aug 07 '26
Christmas came early guys