Number Line Plotter
Just enter your numbers to plot each one as a point on a ticked number line. Equal values stack up, and the minimum, maximum, and mean are shown at a glance. Custom display range and tick spacing supported.
Input
Number data (separate by line break or comma; "label,value" is also accepted)
Points detected: 10
Display range & ticks (optional; left blank to auto-fit from data)
Result
Number line
Data point (equal values are stacked)
Mean
Min–max range
Summary statistics
| Statistic | Value |
|---|---|
| Number of points | 10 |
| Minimum | 3 |
| Maximum | 88 |
| Range (max − min) | 85 |
| Mean | 26.1 |
| Sum | 261 |
| Display range | 0 – 90 |
How it works
- Enter numbers separated by line breaks, commas, or spaces, and they are plotted as points along a ticked number line.
- Write entries in "label,value" form, such as "English,72", to attach a label to each point.
- When the same value appears more than once, the points stack vertically so you can instantly see where data clusters.
- The display range minimum (left end), maximum (right end), and tick interval are all optional; leave them blank to auto-fit to the data.
- A summary of the minimum, maximum, mean, point count, and more is shown together via the orange mean marker and a table.
- If you specify a range, any data points that fall outside it are not drawn on the number line.
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