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Quadrant Chart Maker

Make a 2×2 quadrant chart in your browser — label the axes, plot your items, then download a PNG, SVG or PDF. Free and private.

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Import a chart (.json)

Load a chart you saved earlier with the Download → JSON option. Importing replaces what's on the canvas.

Label the axes and add points like “Website, 80, 30” — the chart updates as you type.

How to use

  1. Name the two axes — the left/right ends of the horizontal axis and the bottom/top ends of the vertical one — and optionally name the four quadrants.
  2. Add your items in the points box, one per line as “name, x, y”, where x is how far right (0–100) and y is how far up (0–100).
  3. Pick a format — PNG, SVG, PDF or JSON — and press Download. Everything is drawn in your browser, so nothing is uploaded.

FAQ

What is a 2×2 quadrant chart used for?

It plots items against two qualities at once — like effort vs impact, urgency vs importance (an Eisenhower matrix), or risk vs reward — so the four quadrants instantly group your items into clear categories for prioritising and deciding.

How do the x and y numbers work?

Both run from 0 to 100. x is the position along the horizontal axis (0 = far left, 100 = far right) and y is along the vertical axis (0 = bottom, 100 = top). So “80, 30” sits to the right and low down.

Is my data uploaded?

No. The chart is built and exported entirely in your browser, so nothing you type is uploaded. It works offline and keeps your data private.