Create clean graphs, charts, angle diagrams, and number lines with focused editors built for math. Adjust the details visually, keep the source editable, and export when it is ready.
Build coordinate graphs with configurable axes, grid spacing, points, line segments, labels, and coordinate labels. Select individual objects when you need to adjust their appearance without changing the rest of the graph.
Enter categories and series once, then switch between supported bar and line chart layouts. Adjust the scale, labels, legend, spacing, typography, and series styling while the chart updates on the canvas.
Build single angles, subdivided angles, and full multi-angle arrangements around one vertex. Edit measurements, direction, rays, markers, labels, and layout while keeping the geometry consistent.
Set an exact range and step, then control ticks, values, arrows, spacing, and labels. Fractions can be displayed as stacked values, and individual ticks can be customised when the exercise needs something more specific.
A finished PNG or SVG is useful when you are ready to publish. But while the visual is still yours to edit, Vexplot can keep the full project instead.
Save it in your Library
Download a Vexplot project
.vexplot project file when you want a portable copy of the editable document rather than only its rendered output.Import it again
.vexplot project file in Vexplot to restore the editable document and keep working with the appropriate tool.The Library is stored locally in the current browser. Use a .vexplot project file when you want to move or keep an independent portable copy of your editable work.
The Library gives your Vexplot documents a home in the browser. Save different visuals, return to them later, duplicate work when you need a variation, and open the right document without rebuilding it from scratch.
Download the finished diagram as SVG or PNG for worksheets, notes, presentations, question graphics, or other teaching material.
Download the .vexplot project instead. SVG and PNG are finished outputs; the Vexplot project keeps the editable document data.
Create the math visual in Vexplot, then place the finished SVG or PNG into the material you already use with students.
And when the source needs another edit, return to the saved project instead of drawing the visual again.
Choose a focused editor, build the diagram, and keep it editable until you are ready to export.
The essentials about creating, saving, and exporting with Vexplot.
Vexplot currently includes four focused tools: Graph Editor, Chart Maker, Angle Maker, and Number Line Maker. They cover coordinate-plane diagrams, bar and line charts, angle diagrams, and horizontal number lines.
No. Vexplot currently works in the browser without an account.
The Library stores editable Vexplot documents locally in your browser. It lets you keep multiple visuals and reopen them later instead of working from a single temporary draft.
No. The current Library is local to the browser and does not provide account-based cloud sync. If you want a portable copy of an editable document, download its .vexplot project file.
A .vexplot file is Vexplot’s portable project format. It stores the editable document data for the appropriate Vexplot tool so the project can be opened again later.
A .vexplot file is an editable project. SVG and PNG are finished visual outputs intended for use in documents, slides, worksheets, and other material.
Yes. Import the .vexplot file back into Vexplot to restore the editable document in its corresponding tool.
Vexplot tools can export SVG and PNG. Export options vary slightly by tool, but both formats are intended to match the visual shown in the editor.
Yes. The current application is browser-based and does not rely on an account or server-side document database.
It is best treated as convenient local storage rather than a permanent backup. Download important editable work as .vexplot project files if you want independent copies.