Quickchart-MCP-Server

MCP.Pizza Chef: GongRzhe

Give the assistant some labels and figures and it builds a bar, line, pie, doughnut, radar, polar area, scatter, bubble, gauge or speedometer chart. There are exactly two tools: one hands back a web link to the finished image, the other saves it as a picture file wherever you say, overwriting anything already at that name. No account or payment is needed. The project was archived by its author in 2026 and has had no code changes since May 2025.

Archived · archived on GitHub; no code changes since May 2025

Data

Images/Design

Use This MCP server To

Turn a short list of monthly figures into a bar chart Draw a pie chart of where my budget goes Save a line chart as an image I can email Show a single number as a speedometer-style gauge Plot two sets of numbers against each other

README

quickchart-server MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol server for generating charts using QuickChart.io

This is a TypeScript-based MCP server that provides chart generation capabilities. It allows you to create various types of charts through MCP tools.

Overview

This server integrates with QuickChart.io's URL-based chart generation service to create chart images using Chart.js configurations. Users can generate various types of charts by providing data and styling parameters, which the server converts into chart URLs or downloadable images.

Features

Tools

Quickchart-MCP-Server FAQ

Is this still maintained?

No. The author archived the project, so it is now read-only on GitHub, and the last code change was in May 2025. It still runs, but nothing will be fixed. No successor is named.

Do I need an account or key?

No. It is free to use as-is, and there is nothing to sign up for.

Where does my data go?

Your labels and numbers are packed into a web link and sent to the public quickchart.io service, which draws the picture. Keep confidential figures out of it, or point the setting at your own copy of that service.

Can I use this to make a chart for a presentation?

Yes. Ask for the chart, then have it saved as an image file and drop that into your slides or an email.

Can it write over my files?

It saves wherever you tell it to, and if a file of that name is already there it is replaced without asking. Give it a fresh folder.

Which apps does it work with?

Any assistant that supports MCP servers. The setup examples cover Claude Desktop, and it can also be installed through Smithery or run in Docker.