SCImago Graphica

Transform data into insights on the fly

Your data has something to say. Turn it into beautiful, professional charts, maps, and networks — right in your browser.

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Make your data move

Animation works with every kind of chart. Drop a date or a categorical variable on it and the chart plays step by step, with every mark traveling to its new place.

Bubble chart of countries by income and life expectancy in 1950, bubbles sized by population and colored by region
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Publish it. Embed it anywhere.

One click gives your chart its own link and an embed code for any web page. It stays interactive, animations included, adapts to any screen, and every embed updates when you republish. Free: you only sign in to publish.

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See what it can draw

Charts, maps and networks, all built with the same grammar. Every piece in the catalogue is a real project you can open and rebuild with your own data.

Treemap A treemap is a visualization in which the available visual space (usually rectangular) is subdivided into regions whose area represents a quantitative value. Treemap Connection map A connection map is a graph or node-link diagram, in which the position of the nodes is geospatial. Connection map Stream graph Streamgraphs are very similar to area charts, except that the quantitative variable is not represented by a standard axis. Stream graph Heat map A heat map is a representation of the relationship between two categorical variables and a quantitative variable. Heat map Alluvial diagram Alluvial diagrams are similar to parallel coordinate plots , but the axis variables are categorical and connections are represented by areas instead of lines. Alluvial diagram Circular graph Circular graphs are a type of network diagram in which the nodes are visually arranged in a circular layout. Circular graph Scatter plot A scatter plot shows the relationship between two quantitative variables. Scatter plot Diverging bar chart A divergent bar chart allows you to compare how the quantitative values associated with two categories are distributed. Diverging bar chart
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Learn how it thinks

22 chapters, from arranging your spreadsheet to maps, networks and clustering — starting with the one idea the whole app is built on.

Fig. 1 — Encoding: drop a variable on a visual property and every mark is re-described.
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~2,000 scientific articles use SCImago Graphica to display their results

Start with your own data

Drop a spreadsheet and start exploring. Nothing leaves your browser — no accounts, no uploads, no tracking.

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