Version 4.2 Released

April 7, 2019

Hurray, a new version is out! A couple of interesting new things this time:

• Project files now contain all auto-extraction parameters including the mask and color selections. This will finally allow saving and resuming all of your work now.
• An image crop tool under the new "Image" tree item on the left. More image editing functions will be coming soon in the next few releases.
• An experimental NodeJS module to call WebPlotDigitizer algos from command line (batch processing 100s of images?)

For details, check out the release notes.

2019 Update

February 24, 2019

Happy 2019!

Some of you may have noticed that development has been kind of slow in the last few months. In fact, it's been more than a year since a new version was released. Don't worry, all is well and hopefully things will start picking up pace soon.

There have been quite a few changes that were keeping me occupied in the last few months. My wife and I had a baby sometime middle of 2018 and we have very recently relocated to San Francisco, CA from Austin, TX.

I'm slowly picking up where I left off sometime middle of next year and hoping to get some much needed features out soon. The comments in the user survey along with the donations are highly appreciated and keeping me motivated to keep this going :)

User Survey

April 9, 2018

Hello Users!

Many of you have been kind enough to share your ideas with me in your emails or on GitHub. All your input has been extremely valuable in directing my efforts in growing this tool from a few lines of experimental code to something that is useful to many. I would like to continue to hear from you and if you can also take a couple of minutes to answer a few of my questions in the survey below, then it would be fantastic:

WebPlotDigitizer User Survey (Published: April 2018)

Thank you!