Open Source Java Library for 3D Charts

Generate and Mange a wide variety of 3D Charts that can be easily used in client-side as well as server-side applications using Free Java API.

Orson Charts is a very powerful open source library that enables your Java application to create as well as manage a wide variety of 3D charts with ease. The created 3D charts can be used in client-side applications as well as server-side applications. It can also be exported to several important file formats such as PDF, SVG, PNG, JPEG, and many more.

The Orson Charts library has provided ease-of-use for users and enables software developers to produce stunning interactive multiple chart types, such as pie charts, bar charts, line charts, area charts, scatter plots, surface charts, etc. There are several important features included related to chart manipulation such as creating charts, modifying charts, viewing charts, chart data rendering, interactive charts support, and many more.

The Orson Charts is a consistent and well-documented library that included mouse-enabled chart viewers. It has also included configurable tooltip support. It also supports a mouse-enabled chart viewer that provides 360-degree rotation as well as zooming.

At A Glance

An overview of Orson Charts features.

Features Overview

3D chart creation
Load charts
Modify chart
Rendering charts
Chart viewers
Charts to PDF
Charts to SVG

Orson Charts

Orson Charts supports popular image file formats listed below.

Reader

PNG, JPEG, SVG, PDF

Writer

PNG, JPEG, SVG, PDF

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Platform Independence

Orson Charts can work with any Java-based programming language

JDK 11 or later.

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Getting Started with Orson Charts

The easiest and recommended way to install Orson Charts is via GitHub. Please use the following command to install Orson Charts.

Install Orson Charts via GitHub

gh repo clone jfree/orson-charts

Create Multiple Charts via Java

The open source library Orson Charts has provided functionality for creating multiple types of charts inside their own applications. The library provides some useful methods to construct common types of charts such as Area chart, Bar chart, Line Chart, stacked bar chart, pie chart, and so on. You can provide a title for the charts. Charts can have simple titles or composite titles. You can easily modify an existing chart element, title, and set the range of your own choice.

Exporting Charts to PDF via Java

The Orson Charts library enables software developers to export charts to PDF file format with just a couple of lines of Java code. Once you have composed the elements of the chart, set the title, range of data values, and things are finalized, you can render it to a PDF file with ease. Moreover, the chart viewer component allows developers to zoom and rotate charts at 360 degrees in any direction.

Render Charts to SVG Formats

The SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) specification is an open standard developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) since 1999. SVG is used to define vector-based graphics for the Web. The great thing is that every element and every attribute in SVG files can be animated. The Orson Charts library enables software developers to c export chart to SVG, PNG, and JPEG formats with just a couple of lines of code.