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# Graphing
This documentation explains how to create presentation-ready graphs in Mito.
Graphing in Mito is designed to help you build intuition about your data and create presentation-ready graphs to communicate insights. Mito creates interactive and customizable graphs using the [Plotly Express](https://plotly.com/python/plotly-express/) open source graphing library.
Like everything in Mito, when you create a graph, Mito generates the equivalent Python code so have complete control of your analysis.
Creating a graph in Mito
### How to create a graph in Mito
There are a few steps to creating a graph in Mito:
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[Graph Creation](/how-to/graphing/graph-creation.md)
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[Graph Styling](/how-to/graphing/graph-styling.md)
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[Graph Export](/how-to/graphing/graph-export.md)
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