
Graph Editor
1 / 2Add 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.
Graph Editor focuses on coordinate-plane diagrams with points and line segments. It is intentionally not a full graphing calculator and does not currently plot equations or functions automatically.
What you can make
Start with a clean coordinate plane, add the objects you need, and export a sharp image when the graph is ready.
Workspace previews
Move between point plotting and line drawing while the coordinate grid, object list, canvas, and selected-object inspector stay visible together.

Graph Editor
1 / 2Key features
Tune the coordinate plane, create the geometry, and style the final diagram for the material you are making.
Set the visible x-axis and y-axis ranges, choose step values, and adjust grid spacing to suit the diagram you need.
Place points on the graph and snap them to grid intersections. Each point can have a label and an optional coordinate label.
Create line segments between points. Existing points can be reused, and new endpoint points can be created when needed.
Adjust point size, colours, labels, line colour, line style, and stroke width from the inspector panel.
Change axis ranges, tick spacing, axis arrows, grid appearance, point labels, coordinate labels, and display settings.
Export the graph as scalable SVG or as a PNG for worksheets, presentations, and online content.
How it works
Browser-based use
Graph Editor works on the frontend only. Your graph data is stored locally in your browser using localStorage, so there is no account system, backend storage, or cloud sync.
Build simple coordinate visuals for classroom and learning materials without opening a heavy design tool.
Ready to plot?
Add points, connect them with line segments, adjust the styling, and export the finished graph.