PlotExtract is a free plot digitizer and image measurement tool. Open an image, calibrate the axes, click your data points. Done.
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PlotExtract also works as a precision image measurement tool. Use it on technical drawings, microscopy images, maps, or any photo with a scale reference.
If you need numbers out of a chart image, PlotExtract handles it.
Open your image in PlotExtract, calibrate the axes by clicking two known points on each axis, then click on each data point in the chart. The tool converts your clicks into real data coordinates and lets you export the result as a CSV file.
A plot digitizer (also called a graph digitizer or chart digitizer) is a tool that extracts numerical data from an image of a chart or graph. PlotExtract is a free, browser-based plot digitizer. No software installation or account required.
Load the graph image into PlotExtract, set axis calibration points to define the coordinate system, then click each data point you want to capture. The digitized coordinates are shown immediately and can be exported to CSV.
Switch to Measure mode in PlotExtract, then click a start point and end point. The tool reports the pixel distance and, if you have set a real-world scale, the calibrated distance in your chosen unit (mm, cm, m, etc.).
In Measure mode, click the vertex of the angle and then two arm points. PlotExtract calculates and displays the angle in degrees. With axis calibration active you also get the angle expressed in data coordinates.
Yes. When calibrating an axis you can choose between linear and logarithmic scale. PlotExtract handles the log transformation automatically so the exported data values are correct.
PlotExtract is completely free and requires no account or sign-up. Open the tool and start digitizing immediately. All processing happens in your browser — your images are never uploaded to any server.
PlotExtract accepts JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and BMP images. You can open files with drag-and-drop, the Open Image button, or paste directly from your clipboard with Ctrl+V.