Charts & graphs templates
Waterfalls, heatmaps, Sankeys and more — every mark drawn from the real numbers in the post. MarketiQ’s Creative Director picks from these 20 templates whenever a post’s message fits one of them, then fills it with your brand, facts and copy.
All Charts & graphs templates

Waterfall chart
A waterfall chart: the starting total, then each real gain and loss as a floating bar stepping up or down from the last, joined by dashed level lines, to the closing…

Bump chart
A bump chart: how things ranked over three to six periods

Waffle chart
A waffle chart: a ten-by-ten grid of rounded squares, one square per percent, filled in a palette colour per part, beside a legend of each real share

Heatmap
A heatmap: rows against two to five columns, every cell a rounded tile printed with its real value and shaded from a pale tint to deep brand by size, the hottest cell…

Histogram
A histogram: four to eight touching columns, one per range of a real distribution (scores, delivery days, basket sizes), each labelled with its count and range, the…

Dumbbell chart
A dumbbell chart: one ruled row per item, two dots on a shared scale

Treemap
A treemap: the whole as one block cut into tiles sized by each part's real value

Radar chart
A radar chart (a 'spider chart'): five to eight qualities on spokes of one web, real scores on a stated scale joined into a brand-colour shape (and an optional dashed…

Sankey diagram
A Sankey diagram: where things came from on the left, where they went on the right, joined by flowing bands as thick as each real count

100% stacked columns
100% stacked columns (a 'stacked bar' chart stood upright): one full-height column per group

Quadrant scatter plot
A quadrant scatter plot (a 'scatter chart' cut in four): every item placed by two real measures, dashed cross-hairs splitting the field into four named quadrants, each…

Rose chart
A rose chart (a 'Nightingale rose', or coxcomb): one petal per day, month or category around a circle, each petal's area true to its real value, the biggest in brand…

Radial bar chart
A radial bar chart: two to five real percentages as concentric rings, each arc sweeping its share of a three-quarter track (the full track is 100%), named with its value…

Gantt chart
A Gantt chart: the real periods of a plan across the top, one lane per piece of work with a rounded bar from its start to its end

Small multiples
Small multiples: a grid of three to six mini area charts on one shared scale

Diverging bars
Diverging bars: each statement people rated as one bar centred on a middle line

Proportional squares
Proportional squares: two to four real amounts drawn as nested squares from one corner, each square's area true to its value

Pareto chart
A Pareto chart: four to eight causes as columns sorted largest first, each printed with its real count, a running-total line climbing over them, and the first few that…

Breakdown bars
Breakdown bars: the same total split into its parts twice

Gap chart
A gap chart: two lines over three to seven periods
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
New Charts & graphs from the Template Foundry
The Template Foundry’s AI design team reads a sample post, debates its look and designs new templates around the clock; only designs that pass the same render checks as the library, look unlike every template we already have and convince our art-director model join it. 55 so far — the newest here.

Promise Meets Evidence Collage
A dinner-memory collage becomes a pile of evidence: overlapping receipt edges, a five-share repayment strip, oversized verbatim captions and changing subject icons. The close turns the receipt pile into a comment invitation.

Evidence Dump Takeover
A camera roll overtaken by paper evidence: a cutout dinner-memory collage leads into overlapping editorial sheets, huge hooks, contextual glyphs and peripheral stamps.

The Deliberate Detour
A cut-paper development map: a hero collage shows the deliberate three-stop route and parked extras, inside pages spotlight changing milestone icons, and an equal-weight question closes without implying checkout.

Full Rack Restock Posters
A stocked-parts risograph poster leads into alternating fit-check panels: huge stock-label headings, ringed contextual icons and readable specification blocks. A bold message-first close turns the restock into a compatibility conversation.

Chai Evidence Sticker
A brand-colour meme poster with a painted reaction diptych inside a tilted evidence sticker, alternating icon-and-caption panels, and a giant tagging prompt. Paper and charcoal surfaces exaggerate tiny-payment seriousness without inventing payment interfaces.

Pay Detail Pointer
A policy annotation carousel led by a cutout job notice with its missing pay tag exposed. Tilted heading strips, oversized questions and single functional pointers connect each requirement to its practical note.

Fill the Pay Label
A policy notice on a broad brand field: a photographed four-entry pay label introduces the cover, alternating annotated notes carry each answer, and a dark reply notice closes with a comment invitation.

Redacted brief reveal
Each page is a speaker card made from studio paperwork. On the cover a risograph picture of a redacted brief runs in an arch beside a tilted paper sheet whose one unredacted line is the reveal. A proofreader arrow leads to a rotated ink stamp and the date card. Inside pages keep the sheet and swap

The Missing Position Playbook
An oversized sports-collage poster becomes a sequence of tactical pitch boards: an empty position, continuing routes and stacked practice layers. Copy sits beside the tactical marks; the close becomes a recurring-session card with a recap seal.

Catch-up Tactical Collage
A sports-poster carousel with stacked rounded panels, huge uppercase hooks and a continuous football-tactics collage. Each inside page pairs its own ringed icon with the missed-position visual; the close connects a giant reply symbol, sticker and prompt.

Forecourt stamp slap
A zine collage of Expectation vs Reality. A navy brochure card tilts one way and a white flash-snap card tilts the other, with a REALITY stamp slapped in the band between them like a windscreen sticker. Inside pages pair a giant numeral with an auto icon and mirror their tilts page to page. A

The Bath Crosses Over
A risograph hospitality announcement led by an enormous outdoor bath crossing an abstract indoor boundary. Offset headline stamps, contextual amenity symbols and integrated message arrows carry a graphic-led series.
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
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