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Histogram maker

Find the shape of your data.

See where values gather, how widely they spread, and what lies beyond the usual range.

Bin widthSolid or gradient fillGroup panels
Create a histogram

No coding. Your data stays in your browser.

A little room to experimentSample data

The distribution of annual salaries

Annual salary · 1,500 sample records

050100150200050k100k150k200k9818018211185Annual salaryCount
050100150200050k100k150k200k9818018211185Annual salaryCount
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Blue hour · DarkLight

A little context

When to use a histogram.

See how often values fall within consecutive ranges. Histograms reveal skew, clusters, and unusually high or low observations.

The data you need

One numeric variable, with optional groups or panels.

A design thought

Try different bin widths to reveal the shape without losing useful detail. Keep bin boundaries consistent when comparing groups.

Good question

How is a histogram different from a bar chart?

A histogram counts observations within consecutive numeric ranges. A bar chart compares separate categories. Adjacent histogram bars share a boundary because the ranges are continuous.

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Your starting point

A little more you.

Try a palette and layout, then continue to GGraphs to make it your own.

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