You can't. The charts used in the paper need to be accurate and standardized, and it is best for the author to make them himself. If you really don't have the time and ability to make it, you can consider inviting professionals or peers to make it, but you need to pay attention to copyright issues to avoid infringing on the intellectual property rights of others. At the same time, even if others are asked to make charts, the author needs to understand and explain the charts in detail in order to accurately describe and explain the contents and results of the charts. Therefore, it is best for the author to make his own charts in the paper, and have a full understanding and grasp of its contents and results.