LIDA

LIDA – AI Tool for Data Analysis

Generate visualizations from data using AI

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TL;DR — LIDA

Generate visualizations from data using AI. Security: Flagged.

What is LIDA?

LIDA is a powerful tool that automates data exploration and generates visualizations and infographics using large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and GPT4. It provides a conversational interface for automatic generation of grammar-agnostic visualizations from data. LIDA consists of four modules: the Summarizer, which converts data into a compact natural language summary; the Goal Explorer, which enumerates visualization goals based on the data; the VisGenerator, which generates, refines, executes, and filters visualization code; and the Infographer, which produces data-faithful stylized graphics using image generation models.LIDA is compatible with any programming language or visualization grammar, allowing users to create visualizations in Python (e.g., Altair, Matplotlib, Seaborn), R, C++, and more. It also offers operations on existing visualizations, such as visualization explanation, self-evaluation, automatic repair, and recommendation.The tool supports various capabilities, including data summarization, automated data exploration, grammar-agnostic visualizations, and infographics generation. It leverages the language modeling and code-writing capabilities of LLMs, enabling core automated visualization capabilities. LIDA also provides operations on generated visualizations, such as visualization explanation, self-evaluation, visualization repair, and visualization recommendations.LIDA's architecture combines LLMs and image generation models (IGMs) to address the multi-stage generation problem of visualization creation. It is open-source and offers a Python API and a hybrid user interface for interactive chart, infographic, and data story generation.While LIDA has limitations with visualization grammars not well-represented in the LLM's training dataset and performance variations depending on the choice of visualization libraries and code generation capabilities, it remains a powerful tool for automating the visualization generation process.

Security Assessment

Security: Flagged

Published posture scored below 12/20 on Security & Data Privacy. Review the source links and the methodology before using it with sensitive data. We do not perform security testing.

Last assessed: 21 August 2026

How this score was built

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  • Security & Data Privacy

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    Source: microsoft.github.io
    4/10
  • Functionality & Features

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    Not assessed
  • Ease of Use

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  • Pricing & Value

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  • Reliability & Performance

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  • Integration Capabilities

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  • Customer Support

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  • Company Stability

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  • Update Frequency

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  • Startup-Friendliness

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is LIDA and what does it do?

Generate visualizations from data using AI.

What does LIDA cost in India?

LIDA is a paid tool. A free tier is available to get started.

Is LIDA safe for startups?

LIDA is flagged on our Security & Data Privacy criterion (scored below 12/20). Review the full assessment before using it for sensitive startup data.

How is LIDA rated on One9Founders?

LIDA has not yet been rated on our 10-point evaluation framework. See How We Rate for the 10-criterion framework and status definitions.

Last assessed: 21 August 2026