Free Plot Digitizer in EasySLR
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This guide helps you understand how to use the Plot Digitizer in EasySLR to pull numerical data from graphs and charts in your research articles. It shows you how to: - Access the Plot Digitizer tool
- Upload figure images from your publications
- Mark axes and add datasets
- Extract data with a single click
The guide includes clear steps to help you:
- Digitize line graphs, scatter plots, bar charts, and more
- Review and verify extracted values against the original figure
- Export data for use in extraction forms, Excel, or statistical software
Whether you're working with survival curves, biomarker trends, or treatment comparisons, this guide will help you extract graphical data accurately and efficiently
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