How to Cite xGrapher
Summary
- No attribution is required. You are free to use charts and diagrams created with xGrapher in papers, conference presentations, reports, books, websites, and more, including for commercial purposes.
- If you would like to cite xGrapher in a paper, please use one of the formats below (optional). Citations help support the continued development of xGrapher.
Citation formats
APA (7th edition)
Convention Cloud, Inc. (2026). xGrapher [Computer software]. https://xgrapher.com/en
EndNote (.enw)
%0 Computer Program %A Convention Cloud,, Inc. %T xGrapher %D 2026 %U https://xgrapher.com/en
Import the downloaded file in EndNote via File > Import.
BibTeX
@misc{xgrapher,
author = {{Convention Cloud, Inc.}},
title = {{xGrapher}},
year = {2026},
howpublished = {\url{https://xgrapher.com/en}}
}Works with LaTeX and can also be imported into reference managers such as Zotero and Mendeley.
Notes
- The year is set to the current year. If you used the tool in a different year, please change it.
- xGrapher is a continuously updated web application without version numbers. If your journal's style requires an access date, please add it.
- The author is Convention Cloud, Inc., the company that operates xGrapher.
Example credit line for websites and slides (optional)
If you would like to credit us, a simple line like this is enough.
Chart created with xGrapher (https://xgrapher.com/en)
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