Five Starter Chart Types
Create line, bar, area, pie, and doughnut charts with a polished frontend display.
WordPress Chart Plugin
ModuChart: The Modern Chart Builder for WordPress.
A lightweight, shortcode-first chart builder for creating beautiful, responsive, and interactive charts directly inside WordPress — built for performance, clean admin workflows, and flexible publishing across pages, posts, widgets, templates, Gutenberg, Elementor, and other shortcode-friendly builders.
- ✓WordPress
6.5+ - ✓PHP
8.1+ - ✓Shortcode
First - ✓Chart.js
Engine - ✓Translation
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ModuChart Dashboard
Turn data intoclear visual stories.Responsive charts published with simple shortcodes.
Sales GrowthResponsive Chart
Chart Types5Line • Bar
Area • Pie
Doughnut
Area • Pie
Doughnut
Live Chart Preview
Built For Modern WordPress Publishing & Visual Analytics
Plugin compatibility and use cases
GutenbergElementorShortcodeChart.jsResponsiveImportExportGPLv2+
Plugin Features
Everything needed to build and publish charts faster.
Shortcode-First Publishing
Embed charts anywhere WordPress shortcodes are supported using a simple [moduchart] workflow.
Modern Chart Builder
Use a multi-step admin builder with chart type selection, data entry, formatting, and live preview.
Flexible Formatting
Control chart title, legend, height, border radius, and color palette without touching code.
Saved Chart Library
Manage charts with search, category filtering, preview, duplicate, import, export, and delete actions.
Security-Aware Foundation
Built with sanitization, capability checks, nonce-protected admin actions, and request limiting.
Builder Workflow
A clean chart creation experience inside WordPress.
Chart Type Selection
Start with common chart formats designed for dashboards, reports, landing pages, and content sites.
Reusable Chart Library
Keep saved charts organized with search, categories, shortcode copy actions, duplication, and previews.
Import & Export
Move chart configurations through ModuChart JSON exports and bring them back with server-side validation.
Accessible Frontend Output
Responsive chart rendering includes screen-reader data summaries to make visual data easier to understand.
Why It Matters
Charts should be simple to create, easy to publish, and fast to load.
01
Lightweight
Designed with a performance-conscious frontend rendering approach.
02
Builder Friendly
Shortcodes work across Gutenberg, Elementor, widgets, templates, and compatible themes.
03
Reusable
Saved charts can be duplicated, exported, imported, and organized for future use.
04
Secure
Admin workflows use WordPress-oriented security and validation patterns.
05
Expandable
Chart.js engine foundation leaves room for future engines, integrations, and Pro workflows.
How It Works
From chart idea to published visual.
Install
Upload the plugin folder or install it through the WordPress plugins screen.
Create
Go to ModuChart → Add Chart and choose a supported chart type or starter template.
Customize
Add labels, values, datasets, and formatting options while previewing the chart.
Publish
Copy the shortcode and place the chart inside any post, page, widget, or template.
Shortcode Usage
Publish charts anywhere.
Create a chart in the admin, then embed the generated shortcode wherever your WordPress site supports shortcodes.
Basic shortcode
[moduchart id="123"]Direct chart data example
[moduchart type="bar" labels="Jan,Feb,Mar" values="120,180,150"]| Attribute | Values | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
id | Saved chart ID | Renders a saved chart from the library. |
type | bar, line, area, pie, doughnut | Sets the chart type for direct shortcode data. |
labels | Comma-separated labels | Defines chart labels for manual chart output. |
values | Comma-separated numbers | Defines chart values for manual chart output. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful details for WordPress site owners.
Is ModuChart free?
Yes. The free plugin is designed to be useful on its own, with core chart creation, saved chart management, shortcode publishing, and responsive frontend rendering.
Does it work with Elementor and Gutenberg?
Yes. ModuChart is shortcode-first, so charts can be embedded anywhere your theme, editor, or builder supports WordPress shortcodes.
What chart types are supported?
The current free version supports line, bar, area, pie, and doughnut charts.
Will there be a Pro version?
Yes. A separate Pro add-on is planned for integrations, automation, dashboards, advanced chart engines, and AI-assisted workflows.
Ready to turn WordPress data into better visuals?
Build charts in the ModuChart admin, copy the shortcode, and publish responsive visual analytics anywhere on your site.