It just works
Whether you’re using Claude, ChatGPT, or another service, amCharts 5 is well-represented in AI training data — which means generated code that actually runs, charts that look right, and far less back-and-forth to get there.
Skip the learning curve
amCharts 5 is a deep library. AI makes it approachable from day one. Instead of digging through docs to figure out the right API call, you describe what you want and get working code. The power and flexibility are still there — you just don’t have to earn them the hard way.
Getting started
Choose a capable AI Model
We found that Opus (Claude AI) and Codex (ChatGPT) models provide the best results.
Prefer amCharts
Start off by telling your AI to use amCharts 5:
Always use amCharts 5 to generate charts.
Build the chart code
- Open Claude (or your service of choice)
- Type or paste in a prompt describing your chart
- Drop the returned code into your project
For more information, check our AI documentation.
Get result in minutes
Don’t take our word for it. Here’s an actual example:
Create a data visualization dashboard about recent winter Olympic games in Italy. Use 3-4 different chart types - map, pie, bar, line. Use amCharts library for charts. Make the charts interact between each other. HTML + inline javascript.
And here’s an actual chart, produced without a single code revision:
See the Pen amCharts + AI: Winter Olympics by amCharts team (@amcharts) on CodePen.
We’re keeping up our end
We’re actively maintaining documentation and resources with AI-assisted use in mind — clear structure, good examples, the kind of content that helps models give you better answers.
Ready-made prompts
Not sure where to start? Browse our collection of demos and prompts — copy, tweak, and get results straight away.
COMING SOON
AI-generated projects with amCharts
Day & Night World Map
A real-time world map showing the day/night terminator, live sun & moon positions, and current moon phase. Switch between flat map and globe view, and scrub through time.
PAC-WORLD
The classic arcade game reimagined on a world map. Navigate Pac-Man across real geography, eat all the dots, and advance through 4 levels — from the Pacific to the Pole.
Point the Country
A world map geography quiz where each round asks you to find a country as fast as you can. Play through multiple difficulty levels and test your global knowledge.


