Pie Chart Maker

Make a pie chart online for free — enter labels and values (or paste them from Excel or Google Sheets) and percentages are calculated automatically. Switch to a doughnut chart, choose a colour palette, legend position and size, and download a sharp PNG or JPG.

100% private — everything runs in your browser. Conversion happens on your device; nothing is uploaded.

Your data (paste from Excel, Google Sheets or CSV)

First row: series names. First column: labels. Import a CSV file

Chart type

Colours

Title

X-axis label

Y-axis label

Legend

Size

Background

Show values Show percentages Grid lines Start axis at 0

Paste a table from Excel or Google Sheets (or type comma-separated values) and the chart updates as you type. Downloads are rendered at 2× for sharp slides and documents. Your data never leaves your device.

How to make a pie chart

Enter one label and value per row (or paste from a spreadsheet).
Check that percentages are shown, and choose pie or doughnut.
Pick colours, a title and legend position.
Download the pie chart as PNG or JPG.

What you can use it for

Show market share, budget splits and survey answers
Add pie charts to presentations and reports
Visualise time or spending breakdowns
Make classroom and homework charts

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Frequently asked questions

How do I make a pie chart?

Type each category and its value on a separate line, separated by a comma (or paste two columns from a spreadsheet). The chart and percentages update instantly.

Do my values need to add up to 100?

No. Enter any numbers — counts, money or percentages — and each slice's share of the total is calculated for you.

Pie or doughnut?

They show the same thing. Doughnut charts look more modern and leave room in the middle; pie charts are more familiar.

How many slices should a pie chart have?

Up to about six slices stays readable. Group small categories into “Other”, or use a bar chart for many categories.

Can I paste data from Excel or Google Sheets?

Yes. Select the cells (including the header row), copy, and paste into the data box — the columns are detected automatically. You can also import a .csv file.

Is my data uploaded?

No. The chart is drawn in your browser and your numbers never leave your device.