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Heatmap Grid

Create interactive heatmap grids by clicking cells to visualize density with color intensity. Customize grid size, colors, and export as PNG or SVG.

Total Clicks

0

Max Density

0

Average

0.00

Interactive Grid

Click cells to increase density. Right-click to decrease. Drag to paint multiple cells.

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Create Interactive Heatmap Grids

Key Features

  • ✓ Customizable grid size (up to 100x100)
  • ✓ Click cells to increase density
  • ✓ Drag-to-paint multiple cells
  • ✓ Right-click to decrease density
  • ✓ Multiple color gradients
  • ✓ Hover tooltips with counts
  • ✓ Live statistics panel
  • ✓ Undo/Redo functionality

Use Cases

  • 📊 Data analysts visualizing frequency
  • 👁️ UX researchers tracking click patterns
  • 🎮 Gamification and game design
  • 📅 Event planners analyzing attendance
  • 🎓 Students learning probability
  • 📈 Business analytics and reporting
  • 🔬 Scientific data visualization
  • 🗳️ Survey and voting analysis

How to Use

  1. Set your desired grid size (rows and columns)
  2. Click cells to increase density values
  3. Right-click cells to decrease values
  4. Drag across cells to paint multiple at once
  5. Watch the color intensity change based on density
  6. Select different color gradients for visualization
  7. View live statistics (total, max, average)
  8. Export your heatmap as PNG or SVG
  9. Save your work to browser storage

Why Use Our Heatmap Grid?

Our free online heatmap grid generator runs entirely in your browser with no backend required. Create professional heatmaps instantly without installing software or creating accounts. Perfect for data analysts, UX researchers, educators, and anyone who needs to visualize density or frequency patterns.

With support for customizable grid sizes, multiple color gradients, drag-to-paint functionality, and live statistics, you can create any type of heatmap from simple educational examples to complex data analysis visualizations. Export your work in multiple formats and save it locally for future editing.