Free online statistics plot makers and calculators.
Find the five-number summary from raw values, including minimum, Q1, median, Q3, maximum, and a box plot preview.
Paste one numeric column. The calculator returns min, Q1, median, Q3, and max.
Enter valid data to calculate results.
PNG, SVG, JPG, and JPEG export run locally.
Paste raw values and the calculator sorts the dataset, finds the minimum, first quartile, median, third quartile, and maximum, then renders a box plot.
The five-number summary is a compact way to describe center and spread. It is especially useful before making a box-and-whisker plot or comparing multiple numeric lists.
A large full range with a smaller IQR can indicate that most values are concentrated while a few values sit far away from the middle of the dataset.
Paste paired X/Y data and create a clean scatter plot.
Build a histogram and frequency table from raw values.
Create a box plot with quartiles, IQR, and Tukey outliers.
Get a trendline equation, Pearson r, R², and residuals.
Calculate Pearson r and R² from paired X/Y values.
Paste X/Y data, fit a line, and inspect residuals.
Calculate Q1, Q3, interquartile range, and outlier cutoffs.
Group raw values into bins and create a frequency table.
A five-number summary includes the minimum, Q1, median, Q3, and maximum.
Yes. The calculator displays a box plot beside the five-number summary.
Yes. Paste unsorted numeric values and the calculator sorts them internally.
No. Minimum and maximum use the full dataset. Possible Tukey outliers are shown separately on the box plot page.