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Free & Instant CSV to Scatter Plot Maker

Visualize correlations and relationships in your data. Create interactive scatter plots from your CSV files instantly.

100% freeNo watermarkNo signupNothing uploaded — your data stays in your browserWorks on any device

Paste your data

Press Ctrl+V anywhere on this page — pasted text or a copied file. Runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Ad Spend vs Sales Revenue

Sample data — replace it with yours
Sample dataset: sample-scatter.csv

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Supported formats and privacy

CSVComma, semicolon or tab separatedTSVTab-separated valuesExcel.xlsx, .xls and .ods workbooksZIPArchives with CSV files are extracted for youUp to 100 MBLarge exports stay responsive — rendering is local🔒 There is no upload step to worry about: files are parsed and rendered by your own browser. Nothing is sent to a server, no account is created, and closing the tab clears everything.

Three steps, no setup

1. Paste or drop

Paste your data (CSV, Excel cells, a Markdown table) or drop a file. Everything runs in your browser.

2. Get your chart

A chart is drawn immediately — switch the chart type, pick columns and style it.

3. Download

Export PNG, SVG, JPG or PDF — no watermark, no limits.

Example: start from this data

This is the dataset behind the sample chart. Paste it into the input above — or click 'Load this example' — and swap in your own numbers.

Ad Spend,Sales
10,8.2
8,6.5
13,9.1
9,7.0
11,8.5
14,10.3
6,4.5
4,3.1
12,9.5
7,6.0
5,4.2
8.5,7.5
15,11.0
9.5,7.8
12.5,10.2
3,2.5
16,11.5
10.5,8.8
6.5,5.5
4.5,3.8

One file, five chart types

The same upload works in every converter on this site. Pick the view that matches the question you are asking:

Start from a real example

Ready-made templates pair a sample dataset with step-by-step instructions. Open one, download the CSV, and swap in your own numbers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a scatter plot used for?

It is used to display values for typically two variables for a set of data. It is ideal for identifying relationships (correlations) between variables.

Do I need numeric data?

Yes, scatter plots work best with two numerical columns (like Price vs Sold Count). Categorical data doesn't plot well on a scatter chart.

Can I spot outliers?

Absolutely! Scatter plots are the best tool for spotting data points that fall far outside the general trend.

How many points can I plot?

Our engine can handle thousands of points efficiently, allowing you to visualize large datasets smoothly.

Is my data secure?

Yes, everything runs in your browser. We never see your data.

Can I export the chart?

Yes, once created, you can download your scatter plot as an image for reports or presentations.