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Scatter Plot Maker

Enter the dependent and independent variables in the tool and the calculator will draw the scatter plot graph

X Data, separated with comma (,)

Y Data, separated with comma (,)

Graph Title (Optional):

Vertical Axis Label (Optional):

Horizontal Axis Label (Optional):

X Max (Optional):

X Min (Optional):

Y Max (Optional):

Y Min (Optional):

Title Alignment (Optional)

Title Position (Optional)

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Scatter Plot Maker

This scatter plot maker draws the scattered plot of numeric data with one variable along each axis. The tool helps you understand the correlation between two variables.

What is a Scatter Plot?

A scatter plot is a type of graph used to show the relationship between two variables. For example, if you want to create a scatter plot comparing price and sales, place price on the X-axis and sales on the Y-axis. The correlation can be positive (increasing), negative (decreasing), or zero (no correlation). Key reasons to create a scatter plot include:

Provides a visual and statistical way to test the strength of the relationship between two variables.
Helps measure correlations and shows how two variables affect each other.

How to Create a Scatter Plot?

Draw the graph with the independent variable along the X-axis (horizontal axis).
Place the dependent variable along the Y-axis (vertical axis).
Plot points where the X-axis values intersect the Y-axis. If two points overlap, slightly separate them for clarity.

Scatter Plot Example

Question:

Draw a scatter plot using the following data showing the number of games played and the corresponding scores obtained in each game.

No. of Games	3	5	2	6	7	1	2	7	1	7
Scores	80	90	75	80	90	50	65	85	40	100

Solution:

X-axis (horizontal axis): Number of games
Y-axis (vertical axis): Scores

Based on this data, the scatter plot will look like this:

Scatter Plot Maker

Working of Scatter Plot Maker

Our online scatter plot tool allows you to create a graph in just a few steps:

Input:

Enter the data for both independent and dependent variables.
Provide names for the graph, and for the independent and dependent variables.
Click the "Calculate" button.

Output:

A scatter plot table showing the data points.
The scatter plot graph visualizing the relationship between variables.

FAQs

What are the Three Types of Scatter Plot Graphs?

There are three main types of scatter plots, each representing a different correlation:

Scatter Plot for Positive Correlation
Scatter Plot for Negative Correlation
Scatter Plot for Null (No) Correlation

How do you Tell if a Scatter Plot is Strong or Weak?

The strength of a scatter plot shows how closely the variables are related. If points are widely scattered, the relationship is weak. If points cluster tightly or align along a trend line, the relationship is strong.

References:

Source: Corporate Finance Institute – Scatter Graph, What is a Scatter Plot?
Source: Ablebits – Scatter Plot, Why Create a Scatter Plot?

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