Sankey diagrams are used to compare amounts through different stages. They can visualize: budgets, financial results, the story of an application process, elections with multiple rounds, and more.

Make beautiful Sankey diagrams. Export them as images or SVG with this free data visualization tool.

After entering one or more Flows, click “Preview”. SankeyMATIC will automatically lay out a diagram connecting all Source and Target “Nodes” using Flows with proportional

Sankey diagrams can be arranged in a multitude of ways. If you use a consistent layout for presenting your data's story, and if you produce diagrams using the same scale, then it becomes possible to …

Follow: 🦣 @[email protected] SankeyMATIC is produced by Steve Bogart (🦣 @[email protected]). Source code is available at GitHub. SankeyMATIC builds on the open source …

While a list of several labeled numbers has a long history as a common method of data presentation, let's see what kind of picture we can make of it with a Sankey diagram.

Managing Labels & Units in your Sankey Diagrams Show Totals in Node Labels? Showing Node totals in labels can make the diagram nicely specific, but doing so can require a lot of horizontal room to …

Managing Colors in your Sankey Diagrams Setting Individual Flow Colors & Opacity You can set one specific Flow's color by adding a color code to the end of that Flow's data line, like so: Source …

Follow: 🦣 @[email protected] SankeyMATIC is produced by Steve Bogart (🦣 @[email protected]). Source code is available at GitHub. SankeyMATIC builds on the open source …

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