GetData Graph Digitizer

Open a graph, set the coordinate system, manually or automatically digitize the graph, and then copy the digitized result to the clipboard or export it (TXT, XLS, XML, DXF, and EPS formats are supported for the export function). That is the sort of functionality you can expect to get from GetData Graph Digitizer, a very useful piece of software developed by S. Fedorov.

GetData Graph Digitizer provides support for any Windows edition from Windows 98 onward. You will have no problems installing the application on a PC powered by Microsoft’s Windows operating system. You just need to download a very small installer, run it, and then go through the instructions presented by a setup wizard. If you've installed any other application before, you shoudn’t have any problems with this one.

The project you’re working on takes up the main part of the application’s interface. At the top, right where you would expect it to be, there’s a traditional File Menu and a toolbar with buttons for various functions GetData Graph Digitizer can perform. To quickly get started with the application’s interface and functionality, you’re well advised to load some of the sample workspaces the application comes bundled with.

As mentioned above, GetData Graph Digitizer is a digitizing application for Windows that you can use to digitize graphs and plots. The whole thing is quite straightforward – it can be summed up like this: open a graph, set the coordinate system (or set the scale), digitize the graph (manually or automatically; there are two algorithms for the automatic function), export the graph (you can export it as TXT, XLS, XML, DXF, or EPS).

You have an evaluation period of 21 days to use GetData Graph Digitizer for free and put the functionality it has to offer to the test. To keep using the application once the trial expires, you will have to get a license.

Quickly and easily digitize graphs and plots with the properly good GetData Graph Digitizer.