# Features

## SQL Visualizations

Chart and visualize SQL directly in source code without complicated point and click dashboards

[See Creating Charts](/chartsql-studio/creating-charts.md)

## Quick Exploration

With "auto-mode", ChartSQL will pick the most likely chart based on the number and types of your columns

[See Auto Chart Examples](/charts/auto-charts.md)

## Deep Customization

Control all aspects of your visualization with "@directives" 

[See Creating Charts](/chartsql-studio/creating-charts.md)

## Rich Charts

A wide array of chart types to cover most SQL visualization scenarios

[See All Examples](/charts/example-charts.md#all-examples)

## Present & Share

Immediately share and present your charts to an audience directly from your editor like a slide presentation

[See Presenting](/chartsql-studio/presenting.md)

## Publishing

Publish your charts to DashSQL Dashboards to create beautiful dashboards for yourself and clients.

## Multi-Tenant

Run your ChartSQL scripts against different instances of the same data model. This allows you to share your visualizations across customers.

[See ChartSQL Studio Datasources](/chartsql-studio/basic-concepts/datasources.md)


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