Probability Density Function (PDF) Plotter
Use this free browser-based tool to plot Probability Density Functions (PDF), especially the Normal Distribution curve. Adjust mean and standard deviation to visualize how the distribution changes in real time. No uploads, no servers — everything runs directly in your browser for privacy and speed.
Distribution Settings
PDF Visualization
About Probability Density Function Plotter
The Probability Density Function (PDF) Plotter from SmallToolsOnline lets you visualize statistical distributions directly in your browser. It currently supports the Normal (Gaussian) distribution, one of the most important concepts in probability and statistics.
What Does It Do?
- Plots Normal Distribution (Gaussian curve)
- Adjust mean (μ) and standard deviation (σ)
- Visualize how probability spreads across values
- Generates numerical PDF data points
- Runs completely in your browser (no uploads)
How To Use It
- Enter values in this format: mean, stdDev, minX, maxX
- Example:
0,1,-5,5 - Click “Plot PDF”
- View graph and exported data
- Copy or download results if needed
Why This Tool?
- ✔️ Instant statistical visualization
- ✔️ Perfect for students and researchers
- ✔️ Helps understand probability distributions
- ✔️ No installation required
- ✔️ Fully browser-based and private
Use Cases
- Statistics and data science learning
- Machine learning preprocessing intuition
- Probability distribution visualization
- Academic assignments and teaching
Final Thoughts
Understanding probability distributions becomes much easier when you can see them. This tool gives you a fast and interactive way to explore how data behaves under a normal distribution.
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