Hi Amit Das ,

for graphs I prefer Mathematica. It's not exactly free but, at least when I bought it, there were inexpensive offers for academic users.

You can adjust nearly every detail of figures to your wishes. And regarding scaling the figures, most measurements can be specified in absolute units or relative to the size of the figure. You can adjust the size of the exported figure until the result looks satisfying.

The only drawback might be that you will probably spend some days until you have discovered all features you need. But this is necessarily so.

By the way, I chose Mathematica about 10 years ago because it seemed to be then (version 5) the only math program for which a real book by the developers existed! This book comprises about 1500 pages, and has only one downside: It's too short.

Hello.

Like many others, you may need to check the properties of several graph plotter programs to decide which one fits your expectations better.

If you like, you can check out some (yet not all) of the popular ones from the following link:

https://www.intellspot.com/best-free-graphing-software/

Best regards...

Thank you Ali Zeki and Joerg Fricke sir.

Yes, I am looking for the free softwares that may solve my issue. I will suely check them out.

You may have a look at free library maplotlib of Python.

I will recommend a licensed version of Origin lab.

ORIGIN

Check this post for some great software solutions:

https://www.researchgate.net/post/Which_software_application_is_best_for_plotting_scientific_graphs

Most of the time I use gnuplot. It can directly plot to post script files.

Octave has nice plotting capabilities as well. (Octave is an open source alternative to Mathlab). Python has a very nice matplotlib if you want to write own plotting scripts.

However I never tried exporting to postscript with Octave or python.

If you already have comma separated values (CVS) gnuplot probably is the fastest way. (change the commas to tabs before plotting. Perl is nice for search and replace).

Dear Amit Das ,

If you are looking for open-source/free software for generating publishing quality plots, then you may want to give a try to matplotlib (Python) or Octave. If you have access to Matlab, then you can use the same to generate high-quality plots. You may check my publications. All of the plots (colormaps, pie charts, schematics, 4 Y-axis plots, etc.) have been developed using Matlab. However, I would like to add if you use Excel proficiently, then getting good quality 2D plots is not a big deal there too. For your reference, I am attaching a figure that I have generated using MS Excel 2013.

I hope that helps. If you need any some help in designing figures, please do not hesitate to ping me.

Sincerely,

Sumanshu

As suggested by many, you can go with python using matplotlib or can use Gnuplot.

There are many video tutorials available.

It's better to use open-source, command-based plotters. It eases the task of plotting.

MS EXCEL

Origin and Microsoft Excel

Besides the software, here is a paper with some advices to improve your figures. The last rule gives some useful softwares.

Article Ten Simple Rules for Better Figures

You can use Python's Matplotlib or even Matlab has good graphing capabilities.

Dear Amit Das

Maybe you well familiar with these, but if not then these two steps can be very helpful:

1. Try to plot in MATLAB and change Pixel/ppi value (600*600)

2. In MS-word, select do not compress the image in the file, or you can select ppi value there. (Paste>set default paste>advanced>image size and quality)

I hope that helps.

You try Origin! this is one of the best!

Dear Amit,

Greetings!

For your requirement Origin would be good.

Use GNU plot. Figure qualities arr very good. U can also use origin.

Besides the suggestions from the other researchers, I use MS Excel to plot data, then I copy and paste the graphs in powerpoint and save them as images with 330 dpi or higher, and I can also choose different file formats. Good luck

Hi

1.MS Office Excel - Add-in XL Toolbox (https://www.xltoolbox.net/)

It will help to save the figure in High resolution.

2. Origin software

thank you

Thank you so much everyone.

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Below are the majorly used softwares by the most researchers.

Respected Sir,

You can use Minitab for plotting graphs.

Refer this attachment for more details:

https://www.minitab.com/en-us/support/downloads/

Hope this information is useful.

ggplot2 is better option for drawing good figures. this is R based package.

Dear Amit,

I can recommend Origin, Matlab and Igor software for obtaining high-quality graphs. Even in MS Excel, If you can use Tiff or GPS output format (export file format), you won't lose the original quality even a certain range of increase / decrease the image size.

Best wishes.

Thank you P. Seenuvasaperumal , Md. Nazim Uddin , Manohar Guttikonda , Rayappa Shrinivas Mahale .

Origin or graphpad prism

Origin Pro is best for plotting graphs.

Origin pro seems to be good alternative.

i like to use origin or statistica

I use VEUSZ. It is free and simple to use.

https://veusz.github.io

Tecplot;

Origin Pro

Origin software is my choice

Origin is the best one

U can use Origin or can directly download the file as a pdf or an image

according to my preference for your question you can use Grapher software for plotting different type of graphs

You must use Matlab for getting good quality pictures as per the requirement of the Journal paper.

Use Tableau or by python you can use free of cost matlabplot