The Wolfram Language's graphics language is carefully designed to make it easy to control—both manually and programmatically—the detailed appearance and labeling of graphics, while automatically maintaining aesthetic integrity.

Axes

Axes — whether to include axes

Ticks   ▪ TicksStyle   ▪ AxesOrigin   ▪ AxesLabel   ▪ AxesStyle   ▪ AxesEdge

FindDivisions — find "nice" tick positions

Range   ▪ PowerRange

Frames

Frame — whether to draw a frame around a graphic

FrameTicks   ▪ FrameStyle   ▪ FrameTicksStyle   ▪ FrameMargins

FrameLabel   ▪ RotateLabel

Grid Lines

GridLines — whether to draw grid lines

GridLinesStyle   ▪ FaceGrids   ▪ FaceGridsStyle

Labels

PlotLabel   ▪ LabelStyle   ▪ Text   ▪ Labeled

Dynamic Annotation

Tooltip — add a tooltip to any object

Mouseover   ▪ StatusArea   ▪ Annotation   ▪ PopupWindow

General Styling

Style — general wrapper for style specifications

Background   ▪ BaseStyle   ▪ Prolog   ▪ Epilog   ▪ FormatType

Text Styling »

Red   ▪ Large   ▪ Bold   ▪ Framed   ▪ Highlighted   ▪ Background   ▪ ...

Embedding of Graphics

AlignmentPoint   ▪ BaselinePosition   ▪ ImageSizeMultipliers

FullGraphics — convert a graphics object to one in which objects specified by graphics options are given as explicit lists of primitives

Related Tech Notes

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• Options for Graphics

Related Guides

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• Graphics Options & Styling
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• Dynamic Visualization
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• Annotating & Combining Graphics
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• Chart Layout & Styling