Free Online Statistics Plot Makers
Paste paired X/Y values or a single column of numbers to make common statistics charts, calculate summary results, and export clean plots from your browser.
Your data stays in your browser
Scatter Plot Maker
Paste paired X/Y data and create a clean scatter plot.
Histogram Maker
Build a histogram and frequency table from raw values.
Box Plot Calculator
Create a box plot with quartiles, IQR, and Tukey outliers.
Line of Best Fit Calculator
Get a trendline equation, Pearson r, R², and residuals.
Correlation Calculator
Calculate Pearson r and R² from paired X/Y values.
Residual Plot Maker
Paste X/Y data, fit a line, and inspect residuals.
IQR Calculator
Calculate Q1, Q3, interquartile range, and outlier cutoffs.
Five-Number Summary Calculator
Find min, Q1, median, Q3, and max from raw values.
Frequency Table Maker
Group raw values into bins and create a frequency table.
Tools for spreadsheet data and quick analysis
Paste data directly
Use values copied from a spreadsheet-style table or plain text. The tools are designed for quick chart checks from two-column X/Y data or one-column numeric lists.
Review the statistics
Create scatter plots, regression lines, box plots, histograms, and correlation summaries with the key statistics shown beside the chart.
Export for reports
Adjust labels and chart settings, then export the finished plot as PNG, SVG, JPG, or JPEG for reports, slides, assignments, or exploratory analysis notes.
FAQ
What is DataToPlot?
DataToPlot is a free online collection of statistics plot makers and calculators.
Does DataToPlot upload my data?
No. The tools parse your input, calculate statistics, and render charts locally in your browser.
Can I paste data from a spreadsheet?
Yes. The tools support spreadsheet-style pasted data, including tab-separated columns.
Which chart tools are available?
The first version includes scatter plots, regression lines, box plots, histograms, and Pearson correlation.
Can I export charts?
Yes. Tool pages support PNG, SVG, JPG, and JPEG export after the chart renders.