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Describe your funnel stages and get a clean, labeled funnel chart in seconds, with stage values, conversion rates, and drop-off annotations built in. Sales funnels, marketing funnels, hiring pipelines, and more.

Stage labels and valuesConversion and drop-off ratesClassic, colorful, and minimal stylesSlide and report readyLast updated: 2026-06-21

Funnel Chart Examples

Browse funnel charts made with Figviz, or generate your own above

Sales Funnel with Stages

A five-stage sales funnel from Leads to Closed Won, with stage counts and conversion rates labeled.

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Marketing Conversion Funnel with Percentages

An awareness-to-purchase marketing funnel with percentage drop-off annotated at each transition.

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Recruitment and Hiring Funnel

A recruitment funnel from applicants to hired, showing candidate counts at every stage.

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Color-Coded Funnel with Drop-off Labels

A color-coded funnel where each stage uses a distinct color and drop-off numbers are highlighted.

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E-commerce Conversion Funnel

An online-store funnel from product page views through cart to completed purchase.

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AARRR Pirate Metrics Funnel

The classic AARRR framework: Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Referral, Revenue, visualized as a funnel.

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Prompt templates you can copy

Start with one of these examples, then adapt the subject, labels, data, or layout for your own use.

Sales Funnel with Stages

A five-stage sales funnel from Leads to Closed Won, with stage counts and conversion rates labeled.

Create a labeled sales funnel chart with 5 stages: Leads (10,000), Qualified (4,500), Demo (1,800), Proposal (700), Closed Won (210). Show descending trapezoid stages, stage names, values, and conversion rate between each stage. Classic style. White background.

Marketing Conversion Funnel with Percentages

An awareness-to-purchase marketing funnel with percentage drop-off annotated at each transition.

Create a colorful marketing conversion funnel chart with 5 stages: Awareness (100%), Interest (60%), Consideration (30%), Intent (12%), Purchase (5%). Label each stage with the percentage and show the drop-off rate between stages. White background.

Recruitment and Hiring Funnel

A recruitment funnel from applicants to hired, showing candidate counts at every stage.

Create a labeled recruitment funnel chart with 6 stages: Applications (500), Screening (200), Phone Interview (80), Technical Test (40), Final Interview (15), Offer Accepted (8). Stacked descending stages, classic style, stage names and counts labeled. White background.

Color-Coded Funnel with Drop-off Labels

A color-coded funnel where each stage uses a distinct color and drop-off numbers are highlighted.

Create a colorful funnel chart with 4 stages: Visitors (8,000), Signups (1,600), Activated (640), Paying (128). Use a different color for each stage, label stage names and values, and annotate the number of users lost between each step. White background.

What is a funnel chart maker?

A funnel chart maker is a tool that turns a list of stages and values into a visual funnel diagram, where each stage is shown as a descending bar or trapezoid so you can immediately see where volume drops off. Funnel charts are the standard way to communicate conversion pipelines: sales, marketing, recruitment, SaaS growth, and e-commerce checkout flows all benefit from the format. Figviz generates a labeled, presentation-ready funnel from a plain text description, so you skip the manual drawing and get straight to the insight.

How to make a funnel chart

List your funnel stages in order, from the widest (top) to the narrowest (bottom).
Add the count or value at each stage (e.g. Leads: 10,000 / Closed Won: 210).
Optionally include conversion rates or drop-off numbers between steps.
Choose a style (Classic, Colorful, or Minimal) and aspect ratio, then generate.
Review the labeled output, refine the prompt if a stage label or rate looks off, and download.

When to use a funnel chart

Use a funnel chart any time you need to show how a large group narrows to a smaller one through a sequence of steps. Common use cases include sales pipeline reviews (leads to closed deals), marketing attribution (impressions to conversions), product onboarding analysis (signups to activated users), hiring pipelines (applicants to hired), and checkout flow optimization (sessions to completed purchases). If your data has a natural top-to-bottom progression with volume decreasing at each step, a funnel chart is almost always the clearest choice.

Tips for a clear funnel chart

Label every stage with both the absolute value and the step-by-step conversion rate so readers can spot the biggest drop-off at a glance. Keep the number of stages between four and seven; beyond that, the lower stages become too thin to read. If you are presenting to a non-technical audience, opt for the Colorful style so each stage is visually distinct. For slide decks, a 4:3 or 16:9 ratio fits most presentation tools without cropping. When you want to compare two funnels side by side (for example, before and after a campaign), generate each separately and arrange them in your slide editor.

Frequently asked questions

A funnel chart maker is a tool that converts a list of stages and values into a visual funnel diagram. With Figviz you describe your stages in plain text and the AI draws a clean, labeled funnel with conversion rates and drop-off annotations in seconds.

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