Digitize It 2016

Digitize It is a powerful educational software that allows you to digitize plots using your mouse to read X,Y points. This utility is very useful when the source data used to create the plot is not available and it's needed for precise calculations or to reproduce the plot using another plotting program.

With Digitize It, you can easily read points by clicking on the image with the plot. The program also includes a zoom window for more precision, making it easy to digitize even complex plots. Plots can be linear, log or semilog, giving you complete control over how your data is displayed.

One of the key features of Digitize It is its ability to load images with plots from a variety of sources. You can use a scanner, screen capture, import multiple image formats or just straight from clipboard. This makes it easy to work with any type of data and ensures that you always have access to accurate information.

In addition, Digitize It includes an interpolation function that allows you to interpolate values between few selected points using advanced numerical methods. This feature makes it easy to fill in missing data points and ensure that your calculations are as accurate as possible.

Another great feature of Digitize It is its autoread function which recognizes data points if their color is different from the rest of the colors in the plot. This saves time and ensures that all relevant data points are captured accurately.

Once you have collected your data points, they can be edited before saving them to a file or copied directly into Excel for further analysis. And best of all - everything in this software package comes completely free!

Whether you're working on an academic project or need precise calculations for professional purposes - Digitize It has everything you need! With its powerful features and intuitive interface - this educational software will help take your work to new heights!

Digitize It by Alcasa is a free tool for extracting digital plotting data from image files. It has many uses, such as plotting points when the source data isn't available. It's easy to use; simply click on an image with your mouse to plot the point. Collected data can be pasted directly to Excel.

We extracted the zipped download and installed Digitize It, which opened with an interface that is similar in style to graphics editors but notable for floating options and tool tips boxes within the main window. The toolbar icons are mostly familiar with the addition of tools to sort plots by XY or YX values, AutoRead points, and other controls unique to the Digitize It's function. The program can acquire images from scanners, capture screen images, and paste clipboard data as well as import data or load locally stored image data in BMP, ICO, WMF, JPG, and GIF formats. We clicked Picture and selected Import, and then browsed to a digital snapshot. We could zoom and rotate the image as well as set the scale by clicking opposite corners to provide precise scaling data. To plot image data, we simply clicked at any point in the image, and the point appeared in the Data Points table, numbered sequentially and listing the X- and Y-axis to several decimal points. We could easily re-sort the Data Points list, edit it, and save it for a variety of uses, including replotting by other programs. The tabbed Options dialog let us set Axis Scale, the color coding for the AutoRead tool, Interpolation settings, and Pointer options. The tool tips box offered Recommended Procedures in a brief, step-by-step form, and there's a good Help file, though some Vista and Windows 7 users may need to open the Help file from the program folder because of a known issue with later editions of Windows. Digitize It actually bothers to explain it clearly, a welcome surprise.

We found Digitize It to be a precise instrument that is easy to use and easy to recommend, too. It's a great tool for students and practitioners of mathematics, geography, biometrics, anatomy, archaeology, land surveying, construction, and many other fields and disciplines.