Pie Chart Maker

Build an on-brand pie or donut chart in seconds. Enter your data, tailor the design with fonts and colors, and export high-resolution files with transparent backgrounds.

Perfect for budgets, market share breakdowns, and survey summaries.

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Pie chart best practices

Ensure your audience instantly understands the parts-to-whole story.

Limit slice count

Keep pies to five to seven slices. Combine small categories into an “Other” group so relative proportions remain legible.

Order slices intentionally

Sort slices clockwise from largest to smallest or group related segments together. Consistent ordering improves scan-ability.

Use contrast for emphasis

Highlight one slice with a distinct color or slight offset and use muted tones for the rest to focus attention where it matters.

How to use the pie chart maker

Go from spreadsheet to publish-ready pie chart in three steps.

Add categories and values

Paste a CSV, upload spreadsheet data, or enter label/value pairs in the table.

Customize styling and labels

Choose between pie or donut layouts, adjust colors and fonts, and toggle percentage or absolute value labels.

Export or embed your chart

Download production-ready PNG, SVG, or PDF files or copy responsive embed code.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to help you publish charts with confidence.

How do I create a pie chart?

Import a CSV or enter labels and values in the form. The chart updates instantly while you adjust colors, labels, and legends.

When should I choose a pie chart?

Pie charts work best for showing proportional contributions to a whole with fewer than seven slices. For more categories, consider a bar chart instead.

Can I export charts?

Yes—download PNG, SVG, or PDF files at preset sizes, toggle transparent backgrounds, or copy responsive embed code right from the tool.

Is my data private?

Your data stays in your browser and is never stored.

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