How to make a histogram online
Paste data, choose bins, style the chart, then export SVG, PDF, PNG, CSV, or JSON.
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Paste data, choose bins, style the chart, then export SVG, PDF, PNG, CSV, or JSON.
A histogram shows the distribution of continuous numeric values across adjacent intervals.
Freedman-Diaconis is the default; Scott, Sturges, Rice, Doane, and custom bins are available.
Use vector SVG/PDF or high-DPI PNG with academic column size presets.
Freedman-Diaconis is a strong default because it uses IQR and is less sensitive to outliers.
Yes. Raster exports support 72, 96, 150, 300, 500, 600, 1000, or custom DPI.
Yes. The core histogram workflow does not require an account.
No. Parsing, statistics, binning, rendering, and export run in your browser.
Yes. SVG, PDF, and high-DPI PNG exports are intended for academic and business use.
Yes. Choose CSV frequency table from the export format menu.