An ASCII bar chart generator is a web tool that creates text-based visualizations of your data using simple ASCII characters. Perfect for creating charts that can be used in any text environment.

Enter your data in the format "label,value" (one per line). For example: label1,100 and label2,10. Negative numbers are treated as 0.

You can adjust the width of the graph, sort the data, and toggle the frame.

You can create horizontal bar charts with customizable width and frame options. Each bar represents a value using ASCII characters.

Simply click on the graph in the output section to select it. You can then copy and paste it anywhere that accepts text.

ASCII charts are perfect for documentation, README files, terminal outputs, text-based emails, and any environment where plain text is required.

You can toggle the top, left, right, and bottom borders of the chart frame independently using the checkboxes in the settings section.

When enabled, the sort option will arrange your data in descending order based on the values, making it easier to visualize data patterns.

Make sure your data is properly formatted (label,value) and check that all values are valid numbers. The graph updates automatically when you make changes.

While there's no direct save function, you can copy the generated chart and save it in any text file format for future use.