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Scatter plot maker
Look for a relationship between two measures. Paste your numbers, get a chart, export it.
Your scatter chart will appear here
Paste a table or describe your numbers, then press Generate chart.
Switching type redraws the data you already have. Nothing you paste is stored — the chart lives in this browser tab until you export it.
When to use a scatter chart
A scatter plot puts one measure against another and lets the shape of the cloud tell you whether they move together. It is the chart to reach for before claiming that one thing drives another.
It works well for
- Spend against return, price against volume
- Spotting outliers that averages hide
Use something else when
- Very small samples, where a pattern can appear by chance
- Reading correlation as cause
How to make one
- Paste your data into the box above, or type the values into a sentence.
- Say scatter chart so it does not have to guess the type.
- Name your units — dollars, thousands, percent — so the labels read correctly.
- Export as SVG for slides, PNG for a quick paste into a document, or PDF for print.
Is it free?
Yes — 15 charts a month, with no account and no card. Export as PNG, SVG or PDF at no cost, and the charts are yours to use commercially, including in client work. Pro raises the allowance to 100 charts a month; Team removes the ceiling. See pricing.
Make your scatter chart now.
Paste your numbers into the box and export in a few seconds. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.