Free Bubble Chart Templates
Browse bubble chart templates for comparing three variables at once: two axes plus bubble size for market cap, deal value, or headcount.
Bubble chart templates for three-variable comparisons
A bubble chart is a scatter chart with a third variable added as bubble size, so a reader can see how two metrics relate while a third — often market cap, deal size, or headcount — signals scale at the same time. It's a standard format in equity research peer comparisons, competitive positioning maps, and any analysis where scale matters alongside the two-axis relationship. Pick a template, paste your data, and drop the finished chart into your deck.
What's the difference between a scatter chart and a bubble chart?
A scatter chart plots points against two variables, x and y. A bubble chart adds a third variable by sizing each point, so you can show, for example, revenue versus growth rate with market size as the bubble size.
What is a bubble chart used for?
Bubble charts are common in equity research for peer comparisons (production versus valuation, sized by market cap), competitive positioning maps, and any analysis comparing entities across two metrics while a third metric, like scale, also matters.
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