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Chart or dashboard screenshot to a data table

Use DeepSeek V4.1 Flash's native vision to read a chart or dashboard screenshot into a table, with confidence notes and a short interpretation.

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Written for DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash (deepseek-flash) · Updated 2026-10-18

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The attached image is a [chart type, e.g. stacked bar chart] from [source, e.g. our weekly sales dashboard].

1. Read the chart into a table: one row per [x-axis item], one column per series, plus units. Read values as precisely as the gridlines allow and mark estimated values with "~".
2. List the title, axis labels, legend and any annotations exactly as shown.
3. Note anything that limits accuracy (overlapping labels, missing axis, log scale, truncated y-axis).
4. Give three plain-English observations a manager would care about, each tied to numbers from your table.

Output the table as CSV in a code block first, then the notes.

Replace everything in [square brackets] with your own details.

Settings & parameters

• model: "deepseek-flash" (served by DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017; vision supported)
• Thinking mode is on by default; reasoning_effort low is fine for clean charts, high for dense dashboards
• In thinking mode temperature has no effect, so don't tune it

Variations

• Two screenshots (this week vs last week): add a change column and highlight the biggest moves.
• Table image or scanned report page instead of a chart.

Tips

• Values read from pixels are approximations; pull exact numbers from the source system for anything you publish.
• Off-peak API rates are half price; schedule big batches of screenshots outside the peak windows DeepSeek lists.