Integrations: chart the data where it already lives
9 tools PlotSet works with today — spreadsheets, docs, design files and CMSes. Bring the rows across, build the chart, then embed it back where your readers are.
Every integration
Each page shows a live chart built from that tool's data, the embed code behind it, and the honest limits of the round trip.
Google Sheets
Build an interactive chart from your Google Sheets data and embed it anywhere — a website, a Notion page, a blog post. Paste the range, pick a template, copy one line of HTML.
Open Google SheetsIntegrationNotion
Put a real interactive chart inside a Notion page. Build it from your Notion database or any spreadsheet, publish it, then paste one URL into an embed block — hover tooltips and all.
Open NotionIntegrationPowerPoint
Build the chart in PlotSet, put it on the slide. Export a sharp vector image for the deck itself, or a live interactive version for the web page the deck links to.
Open PowerPointIntegrationExcel
Upload an .xlsx or .csv file and turn the rows into an interactive chart you can embed anywhere — a website, a Notion page, a blog post. No formulas, no chart wizard, one line of HTML at the end.
Open ExcelIntegrationWordPress
Put an interactive chart in a WordPress post or page without a plugin. Build it from your spreadsheet, copy one line of HTML, and paste it into a Custom HTML block — it renders for every visitor, on every theme.
Open WordPressIntegrationWebflow
Put an interactive chart on a Webflow page without leaving the Designer. Build it from your spreadsheet, copy one line of HTML, and drop it into an Embed element — it renders for every visitor, at every breakpoint.
Open WebflowIntegrationClaude
Connect PlotSet to Claude and ask for a chart in plain language. Claude builds it in your account, shows you the render, and hands back a live embed URL — no copying data between windows.
Open ClaudeIntegrationFigma
The PlotSet chart plugin for Figma: build a real chart or map from real data without leaving the file, then drop it onto the canvas as editable vectors. Free, and the same chart publishes as a live embed for FigJam and the web.
Open FigmaIntegrationChrome Extension
Chart the data you find while you are browsing. The PlotSet extension takes numbers from a web page into the chart editor, and what comes out the other end is an ordinary PlotSet chart with a public URL and a one-line embed snippet.
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PlotSet takes a CSV, an Excel file or a pasted table and publishes an embed anything can display. These pages are the routes we have written up, not the limit.