The power of AI with Flourish expertise
Every chart the Connector creates is a real Flourish visualization – interactive, editable, and living in your account. No screenshots, no rebuilding from scratch.
Start where you work
Give Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP-compatible tool a dataset and describe what you want to show. The Connector prepares the data, selects a Flourish template and starts building.
Get a chart you can build on
Say goodbye to AI outputs you have to screenshot or rebuild. Get a live, editable Flourish visualization you can always come back to.
Keep the final say
Open the chart in the editor to refine the story and make it unmistakably yours. And with the Flourish Assistant beside you, the final polish is even faster.
From data work to published chart, in one request
Skip the setup work
Data prep, chart type, settings — sorted by the Connector, then handed back as an interactive chart.
Bring data from where it lives
Pull from spreadsheets, databases, APIs or other MCP connectors, then send the result straight into Flourish.
Create and update at scale
A morning of manual updates, done in one request. Share links, describe the change, done.
Bring Flourish into your favorite AI tools
Claude
Turn your data and ideas into editable Flourish charts without leaving your Claude conversation.
Connect to Claude →
ChatGPT
Ask ChatGPT to create Flourish charts you can refine, publish and share.
Connect to ChatGPT →Get more from the Connector
Guides and support for getting the most out of Flourish and AI
From data to chart: prompting the Connector
Learn how to give your AI tool the context it needs to create stronger Flourish charts.
Read the guide →
Help and troubleshooting
Find setup instructions, technical documentation and answers to common questions.
Visit the help center →Frequently asked questions
The Flourish Connector (built on the Model Context Protocol, or MCP) lets compatible AI tools work with Flourish on your behalf.
You can give your AI tool a dataset and ask it to create a Flourish visualization. It can help choose a suitable template, structure the data for that template, configure the chart, and return a real Flourish visualization that you can open, edit, share, and embed.
The Flourish Assistant lives inside the Flourish editor and helps you edit an existing visualization using plain-language prompts. The Flourish Connector works from your chosen AI tool. It lets that tool create or edit Flourish visualizations as part of a wider AI workflow — for example, turning a dataset into a Flourish chart and returning an edit link.
To learn how to enable the Flourish Connector in your AI tool of choice, check out our help doc.
The Connector is designed to work with AI tools that support MCP or external connectors. Where supported, you’ll be able to find Flourish in your AI tool’s connectors or MCP section. In some tools, you may also be able to connect manually using a Flourish MCP configuration URL.
The Connector can create real Flourish visualizations from your data and help configure them using Flourish templates and settings. You can specify a template yourself, or ask your AI tool to recommend one based on your data. You can also make follow-up edits in the same conversation, such as changing colors, adding a title, or adjusting the chart configuration.
Publishing still happens in the Flourish editor, so you can review the visualization before it goes live.
Your chosen AI tool processes the data you provide so it can create and configure a Flourish visualization. Depending on your request, it may also restructure your data to fit the requirements of a Flourish template.
As with any AI-assisted workflow, you should check the output carefully, especially when data accuracy matters. For confidential or sensitive data, make sure your use of the Connector fits your organization’s policies and the data policies of the AI tool you’re using.
The Connector is available to all Flourish users, and it does not use your Flourish Assistant credits. The AI processing happens in your chosen AI tool, so any AI usage is handled through that tool rather than through Flourish credits.
Visualizations you create with the Connector follow the same permissions, sharing settings, and security model as those you build directly in the Flourish editor.
