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What are the best image chart services for embedding in email?

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Eastwood Charts vs AnyChart vs Livegap charts

 vs ZingChart vs Charts (self hosting npm module) vs Google Image Charts (but its deprecated) vs Image-Charts

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 Close to Google charts

Eastwood charts was built to be an open source implementation of Google Charts. While it's not 100% the same as Google Charts it's still very faithful.
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 Open source

Eastwood Charts is free and open source
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 Java servlet

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 Powerful Export Engine

Easy exporting to PNG, JPG and SVG images that can be used in emails https://docs.anychart.com/Common_Settings/Exports
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 Highly customizable

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 Many dozens of chart types supported

https://docs.anychart.com/Quick_Start/Supported_Charts_Types http://www.anychart.com/chartopedia
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 Various data formats supported

JavaScript API, XML, JSON, and CSV
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 Charts can be exported to multiple formats

Charts can be exported to images or HTML.
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 Free

Tool to easily create beautiful chart from any data then save as image or animated HTML Charts
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 Custom styling of charts

Very flexible for styling options to match your site or app.
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 Many chart types available in one library/one license

The library isn't split into chunks that you need to buy individually. Everything is in one package. However, you can make a modular build to use what you need for each project.
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 Free branded version

There is a free version available, however it's branded. Licenses start at $249.
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 Great support team

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 Not open source

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 For generating images for email, you must be a paid customer/have a license

And use the node.js build for paid customers.
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