A share card turns your numbers into an image you can post on social media, add to a report or send to your team. You choose the layout, the metrics and the period, and download a PNG or copy the image. Share cards are on every plan.
Create a card
Open the share card
On the Analytics tab, click Share card above the main chart (on a phone, the share icon).
Choose a layout
Headline number shows one metric of your choice, large. Period summary shows three metrics side by side with a trend line. Top sources lists where your traffic comes from.
Pick the metrics and the period
Choose the Metric for the headline number, or a metric for each of the three slots of the period summary. Then pick a period.
Style it
Choose the Aspect ratio (Square, Landscape or Story), the Theme (Match dashboard, Dark or Light) and the Accent color.
Save or copy
Click Download PNG, or Copy image to paste it straight into a post or a message.
Metrics and periods
- Metrics: Visitors, Visits, Page views, Bounce rate and Avg. visit duration. The headline number starts with the metric your chart shows; in the period summary each metric can appear once.
- Periods: 24h, 7d, 30d and 90d within your plan's report window. When the dashboard shows another range, such as 14 days or a custom range, a Current view option keeps it.
- Change: each number shows its change against the previous period of the same length. For the bounce rate the change is in percentage points, and a lower bounce rate shows as an improvement. A metric without visits in the previous period reads New.
- Numbers and dates follow your language: large numbers are shortened from 10,000 up, and the card names the actual dates instead of "last 7 days". The trend line leaves out the part of the period that is still running.
The card shows all traffic of the website. When dashboard filters or a segment are active, a note under the preview says that the card leaves them out.
Watermark
Cards carry a small "Powered by Zenovay" mark. On Scale and Enterprise you can hide it with Hide "Powered by Zenovay".
Privacy
Cards are drawn in your browser, and the image itself is not uploaded anywhere. The downloaded file name includes the metric, so several cards stay easy to tell apart.