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Data visualizations that match your style

Make your Datawrapper visualizations look completely at home in your publication

Use the power of Datawrapper while complying 100% with brand guidelines

Here are only some examples of Datawrapper custom themes:
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Visualizations that say your name, not ours

Custom themes are deeply tailored to your existing style requirements. Datawrapper visualizations will look 100% native to your publication, with your fonts, colors, and style elements — not like a foreign embed from another website.

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A change in logo, colors, fonts — or even more

Custom themes allow you to add a logo and change your visualizations’ colors and fonts.

But you can go even further with our hundreds of customization options: A border around your visualization? A rectangle at the top? Different fonts for title and axis ticks? A center-aligned color key? Custom colors for oceans and streets in locator maps? Special palettes for dark mode?

It’s all possible. Just tell us what you’re envisioning.

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Your house style, locked in

Custom themes are the easiest way to make sure that every visualization your team publishes perfectly adheres to your style guide. Every time someone create a new Datawrapper visualization, it’s automatically set to your organization’s custom theme.

You can also choose where to give your colleagues the freedom to bend those rules. Can they turn off dark mode? Hide your logo? Use colors that aren’t in the style guide? You decide.

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Speed up your workflow with theme variations

Create custom themes with different specifications to generate pixel-perfect visualizations for all your needs.

For example, create one for your web publication and one for print (including CMYK colors and size presets). Or create different themes for different departments, sub-publications, or brands.

Learn more about print export options

Defining your style

Here’s what’s possible with Datawrapper custom themes
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Set your team’s color palette

Define a basic palette of categorical colors and gradients for all visualizations, then group the colors as needed and add descriptions to guide your colleagues’ choices.

Need more control? Hide the option to pick new colors to restrict your team to using only your palette.

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Define the color of all visualization elements

You can set the color of every non-data element in your visualizations too: background, text, gridlines, and much more.

And it doesn’t stop there: While Datawrapper comes with a powerful CMYK and dark mode converter for all your colors, you can also define CMYK equivalents or dark mode equivalents for all colors in your color palette.

Learn more about dark mode
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Use your own fonts

Choose the typeface, weight, size, color, and style for every text element in your visualizations — including titles, descriptions, axis labels, tooltips, sources, bylines, and map labels.

You can send us your preferred fonts directly, give us a link to a self-hosted font, or use a third-party tool like Adobe Fonts or Google Fonts.

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Beyond titles and bylines, you can define new fields for complete control of your visualizations’ header and footer. Add an extra subhead, copyright block, figure number, additional source, or timestamp — whatever your readers should know.

You can also customize the layout of your header and footer. Add columns, shapes, or images — and if you want to give your team more freedom, let them toggle those on or off for each visualization.

Learn more about custom fields
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Place your logo(s) where you want them

Place your logo in the size and position you want it — or let your team choose from a selection of different logos for each visualization.

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Maps fully at home in your publication

You can use our built-in locator map styles – or you can create your own:

  • Define the colors of streets, buildings, parks, forests, mountains, bodies of water, and other regions on your maps.
  • Choose fonts and typefaces for text elements such as country labels, city names or marker texts.
  • Use your own set of symbols to mark key locations.

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