Vexplot

Create clean coordinate-plane graphs online.

Add points, draw line segments, adjust the axes, and export the result as an SVG or PNG. Graph Editor is built for browser-based maths diagrams used in lessons, worksheets, explanations, and simple visual references.

12345671234OA(1, 1)B(2, 2)C(4, 1)D(6, 4)
12345671234OA(1, 1)B(2, 4)C(3, 1)D(4, 4)

Plot. Connect.

Plot coordinates directly on the grid, then connect them to build clear line-segment diagrams.

Plot points precisely

Click anywhere on the coordinate plane to place a point at an exact grid position.

  • Snap points to grid intersections automatically.
  • Use the configured X and Y grid steps for accurate coordinates.
  • Name new points automatically in sequence without reusing an existing label.
  • Add labels and coordinates that remain tied to each point.
New to plotting points? See a step-by-step example
Graph Editor workspace with labelled points plotted on the coordinate plane
Graph Editor workspace with plotted points connected by line segments

Draw line segments

Select two grid positions to connect them with a line segment.

  • Reuse existing points as line endpoints.
  • Create a missing endpoint point automatically.
  • Keep points and segments aligned to the same coordinate grid.
Learn how to draw and style lines

Set up the coordinate plane your way.

Define the mathematical view first, then decide how the grid and axes should look. The canvas responds to your tick counts and spacing instead of drawing a decorative grid behind the graph.

Axis ranges

Choose exactly which X and Y values the coordinate plane shows.

Grid intervals

Set mathematical steps independently from the on-screen grid width and height.

Axes and arrows

Control axes, ticks, tick labels, and positive or negative arrowheads.

Graph Editor axis controls for ranges, steps, axes, ticks, and tick labels
Graph Editor grid controls for colour, spacing, line style, and stroke width

Customize points, lines, and labels

Highlight what matters and place labels where they read clearly.

Before · default graph
Coordinate graph before individual point and line styling
After · individually styled
Coordinate graph after applying custom point labels, marker colours, and line styles

Style each point and line individually

Choose each point's marker size and colour, and give each line its own colour, solid, dashed, or dotted style and thickness.

Position labels precisely

Show point labels and coordinate labels independently, then drag them clear of lines, axes, and nearby points.

Make your next graph in Vexplot.

Set up the coordinate plane, plot your points, refine the diagram, and export when it is ready.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Useful details about plotting, customisation, local saving, and export formats.

What is Vexplot Graph Editor?

Graph Editor is a browser-based coordinate-plane editor for creating mathematical graphs with configurable axes and grids, points, line segments, labels, and styling.

Can I add points and lines to a graph?

Yes. Add points at grid intersections and create line segments between points. Points use mathematical (x, y) coordinates, and inserted items snap to the configured grid.

Can I customise the axes and grid?

Yes. Configure axis ranges, steps and ticks, grid spacing and appearance, and the overall graph styling.

Can I label points and show their coordinates?

Yes. Points support custom labels and coordinate labels, and you can position labels where they are easiest to read.

Can I export my graph?

Yes. Export graphs as scalable SVG files or PNG images. PNG export includes 1x, 2x, 3x and 4x scale options.

Is my graph saved automatically?

Vexplot saves your working graph locally in this browser while you edit. Named documents can also be kept in the browser-local Vexplot Library, and you can download portable .vexplot files to keep or move elsewhere. There is no cloud sync or backup.

Do I need an account to use Graph Editor?

No. Graph Editor works without an account, and your drafts and Library documents remain in the browser on this device.