Charts
Creating beautiful charts with recharts and Chakra UI
Charts are designed to look great out of the box, seamlessly integrating with other Chakra UI's theming system. The charts are built on top of recharts
Installation
Run the following command to install the charts and its peer dependencies.
npm i @chakra-ui/charts rechartsUsage
Import the charts component
In most cases, you need to import the Chart and useChart hook from the
@chakra-ui/charts package, then combine them with the components recharts
import { Chart, useChart } from "@chakra-ui/charts"
import { Bar, BarChart, XAxis, YAxis } from "recharts"Define chart data
Pass the chart data to the useChart hook to create a chart instance.
Learn more about the useChart hook.
const chart = useChart({
data: [
{ month: "January", value: 100 },
{ month: "February", value: 200 },
],
})Render the chart
Depending on the chart type you need from the recharts library, wrap the chart
component within the Chart.Root component.
<Chart.Root chart={chart}>
<BarChart data={chart.data}>
{chart.series.map((item) => (
<Bar
key={item.name}
dataKey={chart.key(item.name)}
fill={chart.color(item.color)}
/>
))}
</BarChart>
</Chart.Root>Customization
The charts component is built on top of Recharts, so you can use all the customization options that Recharts provides.
Colors
The useChart hook provides a color function that you can use to query
semantic colors for the chart component from recharts.
<CartesianGrid stroke={chart.color("border.muted")} />Formatters
The useChart hook provides a formatDate and formatNumber function that you
can use to format the date and number respectively. This is useful for
formatting the x, y axis labels and tooltips.
// format the x-axis labels
<XAxis tickFormatter={chart.formatDate({ month: "short", day: "2-digit" })} />
// format the y-axis labels
<YAxis tickFormatter={chart.formatNumber({ maximumFractionDigits: 1 })} />FAQ
"lanes" is read-only error with React 19
This error occurs when using recharts 3.6+ with React 19 due to a bug in immer 11.0.0, which recharts uses via Redux. The fix is to ensure immer is resolved to version 11.0.1 or above.
Add an override to your package.json:
{
"pnpm": {
"overrides": {
"immer": ">=11.0.1"
}
}
}{
"overrides": {
"immer": ">=11.0.1"
}
}{
"resolutions": {
"immer": ">=11.0.1"
}
}Then run your package manager's install command to apply the change.
ResponsiveContainer vs responsive prop
Use the responsive prop on the chart component instead of wrapping it in
ResponsiveContainer. The responsive prop (available in recharts 3.3+) is the
recommended approach and avoids React 19 compatibility issues that
ResponsiveContainer can trigger due to its resize-based state updates.
<Chart.Root chart={chart}>
<BarChart data={chart.data} responsive>
{/* ... */}
</BarChart>
</Chart.Root>