Everyone knows the best way to show off data and statistics is in the form of a nifty chart. And now you can take advantage of a tool built right into Squarespace to do just that!


The Squarespace Chart Blocks tool enables you to show off your data in a super effective and beautiful way. Available in line, bar, and pie graph options, these charts are fully responsive, so they will always scale to size on any device. Featuring customizable color palettes, the Squarespace Chart Blocks allow you to present information in an easy-to-read graphic format. Simply copy and paste from a .csv file or add the data one cell at a time in the editor.


Need a hand adding charts to your Squarespace site? Give us a ring at 1.516.900.3498, or e-mail josh@fix8media.com.


Check out the three styles below:



This is an example bar chart

Bar graph comparing data for three categories, with the third bar being tallest.

This is an example line chart

Line graph shows data labeled

This is an example pie chart

Donut chart showing the breakdown of data for New York (white), Las Vegas (dark grey), and San Francisco (light blue).
Mockup of a website design displayed across a computer monitor, laptop, tablet, and smartphone on a gray background.

New Jersey Home Builder Website Refresh

By Eoin McCourt • April 2, 2026
New home builder websites by Fix8 Media, web design agency that specializes in custom websites for home builders and design build companies.

Major Consumer Food Brand Website Redesign

By Eoin McCourt • March 11, 2026
Fix8 Media redesigned the consumer website for Dr. Praeger's, a major vegetarian food brand. Websites for packaged food retailer. Brand name websites.
VA-accredited attorney's website displayed on desktop, laptop, tablet, and phone, featuring a silhouette of veterans.

New Veteran-Led Law Firm Website

By Eoin McCourt • February 24, 2026
New website for a Veteran-led law firm representing Veterans nationwide, highlighting VA disability appeals, discharge upgrades, estate planning, and a clear, easy to navigate user experience.
Show More