ScottPlot is a free and open-source plotting library for .NET that makes it easy to interactively display large datasets. The ScottPlot Cookbook demonstrates how to create line plots, bar charts, pie graphs, scatter plots, and more with just a few lines of code.

• ScottPlot Cookbook 👈 Learn how to use ScottPlot

• ScottPlot Demo 👈 See what ScottPlot can do

• Quickstart: WinForms, WPF, Avalonia, Console

• Ask questions in Discussions, Issues, or on StackOverflow

• Create an issue for a feature suggestion or bug report

• If you enjoy ScottPlot give us a star! ⭐

• See Releases for source code and notes for all versions

• ScottPlot 4.1 is being actively-developed and is currently available as a pre-release package on NuGet. This version is faster than 4.0, supports multiple axes, and has a simpler API and a much better cookbook.

• ScottPlot 4.0 is stable, available on NuGet, and has its own branch for continued bug fixes and refinements. However, new features are no longer being developed for this version.

This figure is an example of ScottPlot running in the cloud. Once daily an Azure Function logs the number of stars this repository has and creates a graph of the star history using ScottPlot. Since the output is simply a static image accessible by a URL, it can be displayed in places where JavaScript is not permitted like in this readme file. Rendering plots server-side allows automatically-updating plots to be displayed in many interesting places. Source code can be found in the StarGraph repository.

• Minimum Supported Platforms: .NET Core 2.0 and .NET Framework 4.6.1 (see details)

• The ScottPlot Roadmap summarizes ScottPlot's origins and tracks development goals. If there is a pinned Triaged Tasks and Features issue on the issues page, it likely indicates what I am currently working on.

• Contributions are welcome! See contributing.md to get started

ScottPlot was created by Scott W Harden (with many contributions from the open-source community) and is provided under the permissive MIT license.