The fast, easy, and free way to create professional looking Sankey diagrams.
Create professional sankey diagrams free, online, no coding needed. Displayr’s sankey diagram generator lets you visualize flows, allocations, and customer journeys instantly. Export to PowerPoint, PDF, Excel, PNG/SVG, or publish as a live web page to share with your team.
And everything is customizable, including the color plalette, font, hover text, gaps and padding so it’s easy to make your Sankey diagram beautiful and branded.
Displayr’s Sankey diagrams are flexible and can be used even if the variables don’t have a one-to-many relationship by setting link colours to variables. Add a filter to make your Sankey charts interactive and even more meaningful. Annotate your Sankey diagram with text boxes, arrows, and shapes to highlight exciting results, and insert background images and text to create a better data story.
With just one click, you can publish your Sankey diagrams as interactive dashboards with filter drop-downs and hovers. Or export to PowerPoint or PDF. And if you need to update or change your data, just switch the data and everything will update automatically on your Sankey diagram.
Don’t just stop at Sankey charts, Displayr is the complete tool for all your data analysis, visualization, and reporting.
Follow the prompts to connect, type, or paste in your data and create your Sankey diagram. Here you can easily customize fonts, colors, backgrounds and sizes or do deeper analysis.
Publish your Sankey diagram as an interactive dashboard, then export it to PowerPoint or as a PDF with one click.
Sankey diagrams (also known as Sankey plots, Sankey charts, or alluvial diagrams) are an awesome way of visualizing the flow of data, where the width of each flow is based on its quantity.
They are particularly well suited for displaying decision trees, and are often used in the visualization of material flow analysis.
Sankey diagrams assist greatly with locating the most important contributions to a flow. In addition, they frequently depict conserved quantities within defined system boundaries.
In scientific fields such as physics, Sankey diagrams are often used to represent energy inputs, useful output, and wasted output.
Sankey diagrams are made up of three sets of elements: the nodes, the links and the instructions which determine their positions.
Nodes are different groups or variables. For example, if your Sankey diagram represents a person’s monthly budget, the nodes may be the different categories for expenses.
Links are the lines that connect the nodes together, and their size in terms of thickness is determined by the values associated with them.
The instructions determine where the nodes appear in relation to each other. It sounds complicated but is actually pretty simple.
With Displayr’s Sankey diagram generator, your Sankey diagram can range from relatively simple to as complex as you like. You can customize your colors to flow from the first node or the last or by particular variables. In addition, you can change the size of the nodes and labels, and also change the positioning of the nodes and links by manually dragging and dropping.
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