RAWGraphs Reviews

“Flexible charts with open access”

Pros

Creating graphs and charts with the exact style I want is very easy. The open-access model is especially valuable because it lets me come back and use it as often as I need without restrictions.

Cons

One limitation is that it doesn't allow direct uploads of .xlsx files so I have to convert them to .csv first.

“charts for infographics”

Pros

There's a wide range of chart and graph types available which makes it really useful for creating infographic-style visuals.

Cons

Nothing major comes to mind, though exporting charts built from large datasets can be a bit slow at times.

“engaging graph presentations”

Pros

The graph presentation styles are really eye-catching and do a great job of pulling readers in.

Cons

The software has been spectacular overall so I don't have any concerns to mention.

“Free open-source data visuals”

Pros

Its biggest strength is how simple it is. You can build engaging visualizations without wasting a lot of time on design work or trying to make the data look real because with this tool the data is actually real. It also helps that it's free and open source.

Cons

There are a few sample datasets to practice with and some short tutorials to help you learn but I'd still recommend adding more learning materials in the future especially for beginners.

“limited functions”

Pros

RAWGraphs works really well for creating graphics and for storing, reading and organizing data. It offers strong visualization options especially for people who are not very tech-savvy and it's clear enough to use across different kinds of projects.

Cons

The interface is not as user friendly as it could be. It is better suited for basic, simple charts and graphic design work and when the data or visualization becomes too complex, it starts having trouble rendering everything properly.