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Scatter Plot for Website Traffic

Sessions per channel, visits over time, conversions against visits: traffic data is a story about sources and trends, and each has a natural chart form.

Example: website traffic as a scatter plot

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: website-traffic-scatter.csv

Download sample CSV

This is the file this page charts. Upload it as-is, or copy the rows into a .csv and drop your own data in instead.

SessionsSignups
50018
120041
240079
3800121
5200164
7000215
9000262
11500318
14000361
17000412

Build this chart in three steps

1

Upload your file

Drop in your website traffic 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 scatter plot needs a different pairing.

3

Export or refine

Download the scatter plot as PNG, SVG or CSV, or open it in Studio to tune colors, labels and sorting.

Why a scatter plot fits website traffic

A scatter plot is built for relationships: every row becomes a dot, and the cloud shape reveals correlation, clusters and outliers. For website traffic, it exposes which two columns actually move together.

Website Traffic and Scatter Plot — common questions

What columns does my website traffic CSV need?

A channel or date label and a sessions count. Two numeric columns — sessions and conversions — also work for scatter views.

Is a scatter plot the right tool for website traffic?

A scatter plot is built for relationships: every row becomes a dot, and the cloud shape reveals correlation, clusters and outliers. For website traffic, it exposes which two columns actually move together.

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

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