Spiral Strip Web Studio is a free online tool for visualizing numerical data as a spiral strip, including time series and other data. Segment colors, widths, and lengths can represent data values, with customizable labels and SVG or PNG image export.

Your spiral



Spiral and segment geometry

Segment colors

One number per segment, in order. Separate with commas or whitespace, or use a JSON array.

Colormap previews

Below the graphic, with only the minimum and maximum values labeled.



Drawing quality & saving

On by default. Uncheck to use adaptively subdivided straight edges. Segment lengths and gaps always use the accurate arc-length solver.

Controls smoothness in both boundary modes, in the same units as segment widths. Smaller values add more curves or points automatically.

SVG stays sharp at any size. PNG resolution is relative to the 100 DPI drawing scale.

On by default. Uncheck to save editable text without an embedded font; its appearance then depends on available fonts.


No previous changes.

Save all settings and data in a project file to continue later. Importing can be undone.

Download a Python script with your current data and settings. Run it with the Spiral-strip Python library to recreate the graphic. The library also supports multiple spiral graphics in one Matplotlib figure, using subplots or subfigures.

Your drawing

Preview

Example 2 is ready. Preparing the preview…

A new perspective on your data

Your spiral strip will appear here when drawing is ready.

Click the graphic for an enlarged preview. Click anywhere or press Escape to return.

Auto draw is on. The preview updates after input or example changes.

All images generated by Spiral Strip Web Studio are available under CC BY 4.0. Attribution example: “Image by [your name], created using Spiral Strip Web Studio (spiralstrip.si) by Gregor Skok. Image licensed under CC BY 4.0.”