Create a Gradient Color Ramp Legend for Continuous Datasets in QGIS

[@sadiedutcher3930]

If you commonly use a particular color ramp you can change the label names in properties>symbology, export your color map to resuse. When you create a legend, the labels will reflect what you renamed the values to.

[@Ibrahim-uv7lf]

Thank you very much 😊☺. We would like to see more.

[@spatialnasir]

Such a time saver. I would have exported it to Inkscape and manually create the gradient. And trust me, it would have been a big waste of time.
Thanks so much.

[@pinklemonade6597]

This was so helpful, thanks!!

[@WhiteDraug]

Amazing! Thank you very much! Very helpful!

[@diferdinandomiguelangel7937]

i love you for making this video

[@031dhanu]

Thank you very much! you saved my Day

Thanks! This is very useful.

[@CessTenn]

Wow! Fantastic. Thanks a lot!

[@charliehenith]

Big help thanks!!

[@ingthoringason6900]

This was helpful

[@malcomtawanda8219]

Amazing!!!

Thanks. Very helpful

[@adrianacalderon7418]

genius, thank you so much!

[@taraevazzadeh2191]

That was sooo helpful. Thank you very much, But aren't there any options to plot a csv file (lon, lat, value) in a continuous way using QGIS?

[@adaiprosperbrou9568]

thank you alot

[@klaydudley1238]

How to make or create my own legend

[@carinarees4059]

thank you!!!!

[@santiagobravo6018]

genius

[@dieformetal5021]

sorry, do you know if this is possible to do in arcmap, and if so, how?

[@nehadave7872]

for arcmap i think just on your current map just go to the top, hit view, then hit layout view, and there's an option to insert colorbar and legend

[@dancegrl1132]

Very helpful! Thank you so much

[@kiritsukamitsuru8215]

Very helpful! Thank you so much