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Graph Library: Interactive Graphs of Common Functions

Pick a function below to open its graph in Plotline’s free graphing calculator, with the key facts (intercepts, asymptotes, period, domain and range) explained.

At a glance

What it isInteractive graphs of linear, quadratic, cubic, absolute value, square root, exponential, log, trig and polar functions. Open any graph and edit it.
TypeInteractive guide with a calculator
LevelHigh school and college
PriceFree, with no account or sign-up
Works offlineYes, after the first visit; installs as an app
Made byAalok (aalok.builds@gmail.com)
Last updated1 November 2026

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How to use the graph library

Every page opens the graphing calculator with the function already plotted, so you can move, zoom and edit it straight away.

Each guide lists the key facts for that family of functions and shows how changing the numbers in the equation transforms the graph.

How to use it in Plotline

  1. Choose a function from the list below.
  2. The graph opens ready to explore; edit the equation or drag the sliders.
  3. Use Save to keep your graph or Share to send it to a friend.

Frequently asked questions

Which graphs can I open here?

Linear equations, parabolas, cubic functions, absolute value, square root, reciprocal (1/x), exponential, logarithm, sine, cosine, tangent, circles, inequalities and polar rose curves. Each one opens in the graphing calculator with the equation already plotted and ready to edit.

Is it free?

Yes. The graphing calculator is free with no account and no sign-up: plot as many equations as you like, use sliders, save graphs in your browser and share them by link. It installs as an app and keeps working offline.

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