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Scatter plot maker

Let the patterns come into focus.

Explore two numeric variables with thoughtful colors and just enough detail to see the relationship.

Group colorsPoint opacityClean axes
Create a scatter plot

No coding. Your data stays in your browser.

A little room to experimentSample data

Age and annual salary

1,500 sample records · colored by work arrangement

20304050607050k100k150k200kAge (years)Annual salaryHybridOfficeRemote
20304050607050k100k150k200kAge (years)Annual salaryHybridOfficeRemote
Palette
Background
Blue hour · DarkLight

A little context

When to use a scatter plot.

Explore relationships, clusters, and unusual observations. Each point represents one record.

The data you need

Two numeric variables and an optional grouping variable.

A design thought

Lower the opacity when points overlap. Color can identify groups while the axes show the numeric relationship.

Good question

What does each point represent?

Each point is one observation positioned using its values on the two numeric axes. In this example, colors identify work arrangements.

Explore now.

Start creating

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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