Sankey diagrams are used to compare amounts through different stages. They can visualize: budgets, financial results, the story of an application process, elections with multiple rounds, …

Make beautiful Sankey diagrams. Export them as images or SVG with this free data visualization tool.

How to use SankeyMATIC to the fullestGetting Started: Nodes and Flows Labels & Units Colors Exporting, Publishing, Sharing Syntax Reference Imbalances Scaling Diagrams for …

Diagrams of Apple Financial ResultsApple 2025 Q3 Diagram Notes In the quarter ending in June 2025, there is a new color in the Costs section, for tariffs. Quoting the transcript of the …

Managing Colors in your Sankey DiagramsSetting Individual Flow Colors & Opacity You can set one specific Flow's color by adding a color code to the end of that Flow's data line, like so: …

While a list of several labeled numbers has a long history as a common method of data presentation, let's see what kind of picture we can make of it with a Sankey diagram.

Summary: Thinking about making pie charts? Consider Sankey diagrams instead. SankeyMATIC always calculates your diagram’s scale. You can use this information to make multiple …

Getting Started: Nodes and Flows Labels & Units Colors Exporting, Publishing, Sharing Syntax Reference Imbalances Scaling Diagrams for Comparison Miscellaneous Features

Exporting, Publishing, and Sharing your Sankey DiagramsExporting a Diagram as an Image File Once you are satisfied with your diagram, you can export it as a .PNG image file. A PNG …

The scale used for all diagrams on this page is: 100 pixels =~ $50 Billion. Data Source: Apple's Investor Relations page