Gephi0.11.3

Build a visual map of connected elements, then inspect and manipulate their relationships directly in Gephi. Designed for large graphs, it turns network data into an interactive display so learners and educators can examine structure rather than read connections as an undifferentiated list. Graphs can represent connected elements, making the program useful for exploring network structure through visual displays.

An integrated OpenGL engine renders networks containing up to one million elements. Users can apply layouts, filter the graph, and drag elements while the visualization responds in real time. Because the interface puts the graph at its center, users can begin exploring without a complex setup. Plug-ins extend the application beyond its core capabilities.

Students, teachers, and other people working with networks in educational settings can use it to demonstrate, investigate, and discuss how connections form larger structures. Example datasets available through the Gephi project wiki provide material for exploration when a starting graph is needed. The interface is available in English, French, Spanish, Japanese, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese, Czech, German, Romanian, Greek, Hungarian, Korean, Swedish, and Ukrainian.

Mathieu Bastian publishes Gephi as open-source software in the Education category, with current version 0.11.3 for Linux. Running it requires Linux with snapd on x86_64 (amd64) hardware.