The Wolfram Language allows convenient automated selection of plotting and image regions using a family of specially developed robust algorithms, as well as allowing detailed manual control, especially for optimization of image stability in animations and dynamic graphics.

PlotRange — the basic range of coordinates to include (e.g. All, Automatic)

PlotRangePadding — how much to extend the range of coordinates, axes, etc.

FrameMargins — margins to leave inside a frame

ImagePadding — extra space outside the final plot range to leave for labels, etc.

PlotRangeClipping — whether to clip objects that extend beyond the final plot range

ImageSize — the overall size of the final image

ImageMargins — margins to leave outside the final image

AspectRatio — the shape of the final image, leaving empty space if necessary

SphericalRegion — whether to leave space for 3D graphics to rotate without clipping

DataRange — how to assign coordinates in data plots

RegionFunction — general function to define a clipping region

Coordinates »

Scaled — coordinates scaled to plot range

ImageScaled — coordinates scaled to image region