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Add Images to Bar Charts in 23degrees

This tutorial demonstrates how to add images to a bar chart using the 23degrees application.

applicationUI.publishedAt 6 maggio 2026
1. Introduction

You’ll learn how to customise individual bars with specific images to make your chart more visual and engaging

Introduction
Introduction
2. Start Editing Chart

Click the Start editing button to begin modifying your bar chart.

Start Editing Chart
Start Editing Chart
3. Access Chart Editor

Go to the chart editor menu.

Access Chart Editor
Access Chart Editor
4. Select Images Tab

And click the Images tab. This is where you can manage and add images that will be used inside your bar chart.

Select Images Tab
Select Images Tab
5. Open Bar Customization

Click Customize bar to modify individual bar elements within the chart.

Open Bar Customization
Open Bar Customization
6. Select Bars

Select the bars where you wish to add an image. This lets you target specific bars instead of applying the same image to all of them.

Select Bars
Select Bars
7. Choose Image

Click the "Choose" button to select an image from your media library.

Choose Image
Choose Image
8. Confirm Image Selection

Select your image.

Confirm Image Selection
Confirm Image Selection
9. Open Additional Options

Now that your image appears inside the bar, click the options button next to the bar image settings to choose its placement.

Open Additional Options
Open Additional Options
11. Select Second Bar

Repeat these steps for all the bars that should have images. You can use different images for different bars to create a more descriptive and visual chart.

Select Second Bar
Select Second Bar
12. Finalize Image Customization

And that's it. Easy isn't it

Finalize Image Customization
Finalize Image Customization

Your bars now have images applied and customised. You’ve successfully added and positioned images for individual bars in your bar chart using the 23degrees application, enhancing both the visual representation of your data and the engagement of your presentation.