Electrical activity of the heart can be presented using different methods, and the standard is ECG, in which the changes in electric amplitude in one axis are written on paper that moves at a known velocity. Vectorcardiography uses Cartesian (rectangular) coordinates and plots points defined by the simultaneous values in the x and y axes. In this paper, a new graphic display of electrical heart activity based on Polar coordinates is presented. In polar coordinates, the point is defined by the magnitude of the vector (electrical amplitude) and the angle in relation to x or y or z axes, and all the leads can be overlapped. The information used by this method is the same that for simultaneous 12 leads standard ECG and it needs no additional cables or technician labor. Polar coordinates are very good for comparison of time/amplitude mismatch in different leads, to detect the cardiac axis and to explore the impulse conduction. Also, it facilitates the learning of ECG physical basis. This method differs from the classic Dower’s Polarcardiography because it uses the classic leads instead of the X, Y and Z leads, and it does not apply magnitude tracings.