brockangelo

Creating charts has never been easier. Heck, you’d almost call it fun.
This plugin allows the user to create and insert a Google Chart in just a few short clicks. Check out the <a href="http://brockangelo.com/wordpress/plugins/google-chart-generator/" rel="nofollow ugc">working online demo</a> to see for yourself.

Google Chart Generator

Allows the user to create and insert a Google Chart.

LuckyWP

The “LuckyWP Scripts Control” plugin allows you to insert and manage custom code into website. For example, you can insert Google Analytics code, Google Search Console verification meta tag, Facebook pixel, custom CSS/JS and other code without edit theme files.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Great user interface: simple and functionally.</li>
<li>Insert code before <code></head></code>, after <code><body></code> or before <code></body></code>.</li>
<li>Items sortable.</li>
<li>Add Google Analytics code.</li>
<li>Add Google Verification meta tag.</li>
<li>Add Google Tag Manager code.</li>
<li>Add Facebook pixel code.</li>
<li>Add custom meta tags.</li>
<li>Add custom JS/CSS/HTML code.</li>
<li>RTL support.</li>
</ul>

LuckyWP Scripts Control

A great way to insert and manage custom code (CSS, JS, meta tags, etc.) into website before </head>, after <body> or before </body>.

Google Chart Generator vs LuckyWP Scripts Control