What columns does my grades CSV need?
A name or identifier column and a score column. For distributions, a single score column is enough — the histogram bins it for you.
Line Chart for Grades
Scores, results and rankings — grade data is small, human and instantly recognizable in a chart, which makes it ideal for reports and classroom summaries.
Example: grades as a line chart
Every template starts from a real dataset. Below is the exact CSV this page charts — download it, copy the rows, or swap in your own numbers.
Sample CSV: grades.csv
Download sample CSVThis is the file this page charts. Upload it as-is, or copy the rows into a .csv and drop your own data in instead.
| Student | Score |
|---|---|
| Ada | 92 |
| Ben | 78 |
| Chloe | 85 |
| Dan | 64 |
| Emma | 97 |
| Farid | 71 |
| Grace | 88 |
| Hugo | 59 |
| Ines | 81 |
| Jack | 73 |
| Karim | 68 |
| Lena | 90 |
Build this chart in three steps
1
Upload your file
Drop in your grades CSV or Excel file. It is read in your browser and never uploaded to a server.
2
Confirm the columns
Labels and numbers are detected automatically — adjust a column type with one click if your line chart needs a different pairing.
3
Export or refine
Download the line chart as PNG, SVG or CSV, or open it in Studio to tune colors, labels and sorting.
Why a line chart fits grades
A line chart is built for change over time: the slope between points does the explaining. For grades, trends, seasonality and sudden jumps surface immediately instead of hiding in a table.
Grades and Line Chart — common questions
Is a line chart the right tool for grades?
A line chart is built for change over time: the slope between points does the explaining. For grades, trends, seasonality and sudden jumps surface immediately instead of hiding in a table.
Which file formats does the converter accept?
CSV (comma, semicolon or tab separated), TSV, Excel workbooks (.xlsx, .xls, .ods) and ZIP archives containing CSV files — up to 100 MB per file. Everything is parsed in your browser.
Other templates for this tool
Same data, different view
Ready to chart your own grades?
Upload a file, confirm the columns, and your line chart appears instantly — nothing leaves your browser.
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