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You can export the current chart view as a PNG image. The exported image matches what is currently visible on screen — including any zoom level, date range, granularity, and chart type you have configured.

Exporting an image

1

Configure the chart

Set the chart type (line or bar), granularity, and date range to produce the view you want to export. See Working with charts for details on each control.
2

Click Exportar como imagem

Open the Opções sidebar panel on the indicator detail page and click Exportar como imagem. The platform sends a request to the server to render the chart.
3

Download the file

Once rendering is complete, the browser downloads the file automatically as {indicatorName}_chart.png.

Export specifications

PropertyValue
FormatPNG
Width1200 px
Height600 px
ThemeLight
X-axis typeDatetime

Chart colors

The exported image uses the following color palette for data series:
ColorHex
Green#009367
Dark blue#084d92
Teal#00d1b2
Light blue#3abff8

What is included in the export

The export configuration sent to the server includes:
{
  "chart_type": "line",
  "theme": "light",
  "width": 1200,
  "height": 600,
  "granularity": "1M",
  "start_date": "2022-01-01T00:00:00.000Z",
  "end_date": "2024-12-31T00:00:00.000Z",
  "title": "Indicator name",
  "xaxis_type": "datetime",
  "colors": ["#009367", "#084d92", "#00d1b2", "#3abff8"],
  "annotations": { "xaxis": [], "yaxis": [] }
}
The granularity field accepts "0" (raw), "1d" (day), "1w" (week), "1M" (month), or "1y" (year) — the same values as the Ferramentas panel buttons.
The server renders the chart independently from your browser. The output is consistent regardless of your browser or screen resolution.

Copying the indicator URL

The Opções panel also contains a Copiar Referência button. Clicking it copies the URL of the current indicator page to your clipboard, so you can share a direct link to the indicator with colleagues without exporting a file.
Use Copiar Referência when you want to share a live, interactive view. Use Exportar como imagem when you need a static graphic for a report or presentation.

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