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Line Chart Maker

Just paste your numbers and a line chart is drawn automatically. Compare multiple series and see the min, max, and average summarized at the same time. Great for visualizing trends in sales, traffic, temperatures, and more.

Input

Data (one point per line; separate multiple series with commas. The first line can hold series names, and a leading cell can be a row label)

Detected series: 3 / data points: 5 rows

Result

40608010012014016018012345

Tokyo

Osaka

Nagoya

Summary by series

SeriesPointsMinMaxMeanSumLast
Tokyo
5120168140.2701168
Osaka
58011094470110
Nagoya
5589572.836495

Data point list

LabelTokyoOsakaNagoya
11208060
21359258
312810071
41508880
516811095

How it works

  • Enter numeric data separated by line breaks to draw a line chart automatically. Place several comma-separated values on one line to overlay them as multiple series (multiple lines).
  • Axis ticks and gridlines are added automatically, and the vertical range is adjusted to fit the minimum and maximum of your data.
  • For each series it shows summary values such as minimum, maximum, mean, and sum, along with a table of every data point.
  • Ideal for visualizing trends and patterns over time, such as sales, traffic, temperatures, and scores.
  • The chart is rendered as SVG, so it scales to fit your screen width. Values that cannot be read as numbers are ignored.
  • No installation required; the data you enter is processed entirely in your browser and is never sent anywhere.