Radar Chart

Create customizable radar charts to visualize multivariate data and compare multiple datasets across different variables.

Chart Settings

Character Stats

When to Use a Radar Chart

  • When you want to compare multiple quantitative variables simultaneously
  • When displaying performance metrics or statistics across multiple categories
  • To demonstrate strengths and weaknesses in a visually intuitive way

Benefits

  • Displays multiple variables and their relationships at once
  • Easily compares multiple datasets across the same variables
  • Quickly identifies patterns and outliers in multivariate data

Disadvantages

  • Can become cluttered and difficult to read with too many variables or datasets
  • May be misinterpreted if users are unfamiliar with this chart type
  • Area size can sometimes mislead visual interpretation of the data

Overview

  • Radar charts (also known as spider or star charts) display multivariate data as a two-dimensional chart with three or more quantitative variables
  • Each variable is represented on an axis starting from the center point
  • They are particularly useful for comparing aggregate values of several datasets