Histogram Maker
Learn to create and understand histograms with our interactive guide and advanced tools
How to Create a Histogram
Build a Frequency Table
Divide your data into equally spaced intervals and count how many data points fall into each one.
Add Titles and Labels
Name your histogram according to the data. Label the horizontal axis with intervals and vertical axis with frequency.
Plot the Histogram
Draw bars above each interval on the X-axis to represent the frequency of data points in that interval.
Advanced Histogram Tools
📁 Data Import & Export
Import CSV Data
Export Options
📊 Compare Multiple Datasets
🎲 Random Data Generator
Generated Data Statistics:
Interactive Histogram Generator
Enter Your Data
Your Histogram
Types of Histograms
Uniform Histogram
All bins have approximately the same frequency. Data is equally distributed across the range.
Bimodal Histogram
Has two distinct peaks, indicating data might come from two different populations.
Symmetric Histogram
Bell-shaped with data evenly distributed around the central value. Mean, median, and mode are the same.
Practical Examples
Example 1: Fluorescent Lamp Lifetime
Data for the lifetime of 400 fluorescent lamps:
Lifetime (hours) | Number of Lamps |
---|---|
150-250 | 20 |
250-350 | 50 |
350-450 | 100 |
450-550 | 120 |
550-650 | 70 |
650-750 | 30 |
750-850 | 10 |
Example 2: Daily Sales Data
Daily sales of a particular product in a store:
Sales (units) | Number of Days |
---|---|
0-10 | 5 |
10-20 | 12 |
20-30 | 18 |
30-40 | 22 |
40-50 | 16 |
50-60 | 10 |
60-70 | 7 |
Statistics Calculator
📊 Calculate Statistics
📈 Results
Enter data and click calculate to see statistics
🔍 Detailed Analysis
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a bar graph and a histogram?
Bar Graph
- • Shows categorical data
- • Equal space between bars
- • Bars can be reordered
Histogram
- • Shows numerical data
- • No space between bars
- • Bars represent ranges