Oscilloscope

Oscilloscope is part of Chartissimo's Tech & Digital collection — presets that borrow from screens, circuits, and product-design surfaces. Oscilloscope trace. The palette carries 6 colors tuned to read cleanly on a contextual background, which matters when the audience is engineering-literate and will notice a lazy gradient immediately. Reach for this style on product launches, dashboards embedded in a deck, or any chart that needs to feel native to the software it's describing. It renders as line charts equally well, so you can keep one visual system across a deck that mixes bar, column, line, and pie — without a single slide feeling like a template.

How to apply this style

1. Open Chartissimo with Oscilloscope pre-selected Click the launch button on this page — the app loads with Oscilloscope already selected, so you can skip straight to pasting your data.
2. Paste your data Drop a CSV, paste from a spreadsheet, or type values directly. Chartissimo handles small tables (under ~25 rows) best; larger datasets should be aggregated first.
3. Pick your chart type Choose line chart or any other type this preset supports. The visual language stays consistent across chart types, so you can swap later without losing the look.
4. Generate and export Hit generate, wait a few seconds, then export as PNG or SVG. Drop it straight into your slides, doc, or blog post.