Network Graph Maker

A network graph draws entities as nodes and relationships as edges. Paste a source column, a target column and an optional weight.

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Your data7 rows · 3 cols
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Ana – Ravi (6)Ana – Mei (4)Ravi – Mei (3)Ravi – Sam (5)Mei – Sam (2)Sam – Kim (7)Kim – Ana (3)Ana — 13 total connection weightAnaRavi — 14 total connection weightRaviMei — 9 total connection weightMeiSam — 14 total connection weightSamKim — 10 total connection weightKim
Network diagram of Target, Weight by Source — 7 data points.
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Features

What the network graph maker gives you

  • Paste CSV, Excel cells, TSV, JSON or a Markdown table
  • Live preview — every edit renders instantly, no Generate button
  • Export 2x PNG, vector SVG, PDF or copy the image
  • Transparent background and five business colour palettes
  • No signup, no watermark, nothing uploaded to a server

Use cases

When to use a network graph

  • Collaboration or co-authorship networks
  • Service dependency maps
  • Follower or mention relationships

FAQ

Network Graph Maker questions

What does node size mean?
Node size is scaled by total connection weight, so the most connected entities read as the largest. Edge thickness reflects the weight of that individual connection.
Why is the layout circular?
A deterministic circular layout renders identically every time and exports cleanly, unlike a force simulation that settles differently on each load. Edges bow toward the centre so parallel links stay distinguishable.
Do I need a weight column?
No. With just source and target columns every edge is treated as weight 1 and the graph renders unweighted.

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