UK music charts

• UK singles chart - The official singles chart of the United Kingdom. It uses physical and download sales, and (since July 2014) a factor for audio streams.^[1]
• UK Albums Chart - The official albums chart of the United Kingdom. It uses physical and download sales, and (since March 2015) a factor for audio streams.^[2]
• The EE Official Big Top 40 From Global - Non-OCC singles chart introduced in 2009, compiled from iTunes sales, Apple Music streams and Global radio airplay.^[3]
• UK Singles Downloads Chart - Singles chart based purely on downloads. Introduced in 2004.^[4]
• UK Album Downloads Chart - Albums chart based purely on downloads. Introduced in 2006.^[5]
• Official Audio Streaming Chart - Chart based purely on song plays on digital streaming services.^[6]
• Official Albums Streaming Chart - Chart based purely on album plays on digital streaming services.^[7]
• Official Physical Singles Chart - Chart based purely on physical single sales.
• Official Music Video Chart - Chart based purely on the UK's biggest music videos of the week, based on sales of DVDs, Blu-rays and other physical formats.^[8]
• Official Vinyl Singles Chart - Chart of the biggest selling vinyl singles.^[9]
• Official Vinyl Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling vinyl albums.^[9]
• Scottish Singles Chart - Regional chart. Reflects how sales towards the UK Singles Chart are faring in Scotland.
• Scottish Albums Chart - Regional chart. Reflects how sales towards the UK Albums Chart are faring in Scotland.
• UK Independent Singles Charts - Chart of the biggest selling independent singles.
• UK Independent Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling independent albums.
• Official Soundtrack Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling film/TV soundtrack and musical theatre albums.

• Official Afrobeats Chart - Chart of the biggest selling Afrobeats and Afroswing songs.

• Asian Music Chart - Chart of the biggest selling Asian singles.^[10]
• Official Punjabi Music Chart - Chart of the biggest selling punjabi singles.

• Official Classical Artist Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling classical music albums which have 60% or more of their playing time dedicated to "classical or traditional" music.
• Official Specialist Classical Chart - Chart of the biggest selling specialist classical albums which have all of their playing time dedicated to "classical or traditional" music.
• Official Classical Compilation Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling classical music compilation albums.

• Official Americana Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling Americana albums.^[11]
• Official Country Artists Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling country music albums.
• Official Country Compilations Chart - Chart of the biggest selling country music compilation albums.
• Official Folk Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling folk music albums.

• UK Dance Singles Chart - Chart of the biggest selling dance singles.
• UK Dance Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling dance albums.

• UK Hip Hop and R&B Singles Chart - Chart of the biggest selling hip hop and R&B singles
• UK Hip Hop and R&B Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling hip hop and R&B albums.

• Official Jazz & Blues Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling jazz and blues albums.
• Official Christian & Gospel Albums Chart - Chart of the most popular christian and gospel albums in the UK.^[12]

• UK Rock & Metal Singles Chart - Chart of the biggest selling rock and heavy metal singles.
• UK Rock & Metal Albums Chart - Chart of the biggest selling rock and heavy metal albums.

Further genre, format and regional charts are produced by OCC and other compilers.

Classic FM introduced a classical music chart and the annual Classic FM Hall of Fame. In response, BBC Radio 3 introduced a specialist classical chart that lists only "serious" classics, and devoted some of its Tuesday morning programming to this chart.^[13]

On March 10, 2024, the UK Country Airplay chart debuted, the first ever genre-specific airplay chart. Monitored by Radiomonitor and the UK wing of the Country Music Association, chart rankings collate information from a range of participating radio stations to identify the most listened to country music single in the UK each week. The chart itself is posted on Holler Country.^[14]