GravityCharts v1.21.0 - Gravity Forms Charts, Graphs & Reports

Name: GravityCharts
Brand: Bernt Jacobsen Standal
Price: 8.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Author: Bernt Jacobsen Standal

Developer: Bernt Jacobsen StandalCategory: WordPress PluginsTrusted with 55 downloadsGeek2 favoritesLatest v1.21.0Updated 5d ago

Create beautiful charts and graphs using your Gravity Forms data; build data dashboards, create business reports, visualize questionnaire results and more.

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Create beautiful charts and graphs using your Gravity Forms data; build data dashboards, create business reports, visualize questionnaire results and more.

Uncover valuable insights

Take your Gravity Forms entries out of the database and visualize your data with charts. Bolster your decision-making by uncovering valuable business intelligence insights and create beautiful visualizations that update as you receive new entries.

Bar char with the title "How many cups of coffee do you drink per day?"

Engage with your audience

Visualize survey results and questionnaires, display live poll results, create user dashboards and learn more about your customers. Welcome to the ultimate solution for creating Gravity Forms charts and graphs!

Pie chart example with the title "How satisfied were you with this course?"

Stand out with a professional look

Sick of those charts that look like they were made in Excel 2008? We are too. GravityCharts visualizations are modern, responsive and beautifully designed. Enjoy a range of customization options, including pre-defined color palettes.

Deeply integrate with your GravityView directory

GravityCharts integrates with GravityView, our plugin for displaying Gravity Forms entries on the front end. Configure the GravityCharts widget to display data from all entries, all entries in your View, or only entries that are visible on the page. When using the DataTables Layout, your charts will update automatically!

Display Your Form Data in Different Ways

Create an unlimited number of charts for each of your forms

Data dashboards made easy

Create line, area, bar, radar and pie charts. Embed your visualizations using the WordPress block editor, or save them as images and add them to Gravity Forms confirmations, notifications and PDFs generated using Gravity PDF.

Dazzle your clients

Impress your clients with modern-looking Gravity Forms reports and visualizations. Use advanced conditional logic to filter your data, and create responsive charts using an intuitive and accessible user interface!

Customize chart output

Customize the output with hooks and filters! GravityCharts is powered by Chart.js, an open source, HTML5-based charting library known for producing clean, simple and engaging visualizations.

Create beautiful visualizations without any code

Forget about custom code or confusing database queries, GravityCharts allows you to create beautiful graphs in only a few clicks. Customize your charts with a range of options and see a live preview that updates in real-time as you make changes.

Recent releases

Release history

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v1.21.0LatestVerified Safe

Sep 10, 20262.9 MB

This release modernizes the chart block in the WordPress editor and resolves a range of issues affecting static image charts, chart names, and chart descriptions. #### ✨ Improved * The chart block preview now renders inside the editor canvas, following the block's move to WordPress block API version 3, with pages saved by earlier versions unaffected. * Faster loading of pages holding a static image chart, which now fetch the chart's entries once instead of twice. * Enhanced conditional logic: - Date filters now have a clear button, so a date can be emptied without selecting and deleting the value; - The date picker's calendar and clear buttons now sit inside the field and level with the value, making a date field recognizable at a glance; - Dynamic Lookup filters now take their choices directly from Gravity Forms Lookup Field 1.8 or newer, falling back to the previous method on older versions. #### 🐛 Fixed * A static image chart lost its Wide and Full width alignment on the front end. * A chart placed after a static image chart was left blank on the front end. * A static image chart added through the chart block or the GravityView widget had `{aria_label}` as its alternative text instead of a description of the chart. * Chart descriptions showed HTML character codes instead of punctuation when a field label or value contained an ampersand or a quote. * Duplicating a chart dropped the original name, so the copy was named "- Copy 1" instead of "Original Name - Copy 1". * A chart grouped by a field populated by [GP Populate Anything](https://gravitywiz.com/documentation/gravity-forms-populate-anything/) showed the choices saved on the field instead of the populated ones and left out every entry holding a populated value, when [GP Easy Passthrough](https://gravitywiz.com/documentation/gravity-forms-easy-passthrough/) had an entry to pass through on the same form. * Opening a page holding a chart block marked the page as having unsaved changes. * The chart block's preview in the editor labeled its data points "[object Object]" instead of the value, so the preview did not match the published page. #### 💻 Developer Updates * `GravityChart()` takes the chart's ID as its first argument instead of the chart's position on the page, and pages saved before this release still pass the position. * Every chart that renders carries its ID in a `data-gk-gravitycharts-chart` attribute, except a chart block that renders a static image. * `GravityKit\GravityCharts\API::get_chart_js()` and `GravityKit\GravityCharts\API::get_quick_chart()` accept an already-fetched chart as their last argument, so a caller that has one does not build it again. * The chart block logged a JavaScript error when no form was selected on sites with `SCRIPT_DEBUG` enabled. * GravityCharts now uses the current GravityView hooks instead of ones deprecated in GravityView 1.32.0. #### 🔧 Updated * [Foundation](https://www.gravitykit.com/foundation/) to version 1.32.1.

v1.20.2Verified Safe

Aug 7, 20262.8 MB

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v1.20.1Verified Safe

Jun 26, 20262.7 MB

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This release prevents a fatal error on front-end timeline charts caused by entries with an empty date value, as well as a No Conflict issue. #### 🐛 Fixed * Timeline charts no longer fatal on the front end when an entry has a stored but empty date value. * Conditional logic controls now load on chart feed settings when Gravity Forms No Conflict Mode is enabled. #### 🔧 Updated * [Foundation](https://www.gravitykit.com/foundation/) to version 1.24.2.

Frequently asked questions

Is GravityCharts GPL licensed?

Yes, GravityCharts is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). You can legally use, modify, and redistribute it on unlimited websites.

What is the latest version of GravityCharts?

The latest version of GravityCharts on GPLCoffee is v1.21.0 (released Sep 10, 2026, 2.9 MB download size). Every new release is synced automatically, and subscribers can update directly from their WordPress dashboard with the one-click connector plugin.

How much does GravityCharts cost on GPLCoffee?

GravityCharts is available for $8.99 for a 1-year license or $22.99 for a lifetime license. Membership plans also include credit-based access so you can download GravityCharts along with thousands of other plugins, themes, and PHP scripts for a single subscription.

Which WordPress and PHP versions does GravityCharts support?

The current release of GravityCharts requires WordPress 5.6 or higher, tested up to WordPress 7.1, PHP 7.4.0 or higher. Per-release compatibility details are listed in the version history.

Is GravityCharts safe to download?

Yes. The latest release of GravityCharts (v1.21.0) was scanned with VirusTotal and came back clean. Scan results are visible on each version page, and releases flagged as malicious are blocked from the catalog.

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