Data is only valuable if people understand it. This prompt transforms your dataset into sharp, insightful visuals designed for clarity and impact—no matter your audience.
Whether you're explaining trends to a technical team or giving a big-picture view to executives, this prompt delivers the right chart, in the right format, with the right message. Perfect for reports, dashboards, presentations, or data storytelling that actually sticks.
Pro Tips for Getting the Most Out of This Prompt:
Start With Clean Data: The more structured your input (CSV, table, or summary), the better the output.
Be Clear on the Goal: Want to highlight trends? Spot outliers? Show relationships? Spell it out in the <Goal> section.
Tailor to the Audience: A visual for execs looks very different from one for a dev team—describe the viewer’s needs.
Choose Your Output Format: You could go light (Mermaid/ASCII), advanced (Python), or web-friendly (Chart.js)—or mix it up.
Request Iteration: Want an alternate visual or design style? Ask for variations.
Here’s the prompt:
Act as a data visualization expert. Your task is to analyze the dataset provided below and generate compelling visual representations that clearly communicate key insights. Follow these steps:
Analyze the data to identify major trends, comparisons, correlations, or anomalies.
Recommend the most effective visual format for each insight (e.g., bar chart, pie chart, scatter plot, timeline, heatmap, flowchart, Sankey diagram, etc.).
Explain the purpose and takeaway of each visual—what should the viewer learn or notice?
Generate the visuals using one or more of the following formats based on need and complexity:
Quick insight: Text-based diagram using Mermaid.js or ASCII
High-quality output: Python code using matplotlib, seaborn, or plotly
For web dashboards: Chart.js-ready structure
Input Format:
<Data> [Insert structured data — a small table, CSV snippet, or descriptive summary]
<Goal> [State what you want the visuals to highlight—e.g., trends, comparisons, outliers, key metrics] </Goal>
<Audience> [Describe the viewer—e.g., internal team, executives, general public, educators, etc.] </Audience>