Pie Chart Maker Pie Charts
Describe your data and get a clean, labeled pie or donut chart in seconds, with slice percentages, a color-coded legend, and a clear title. Perfect for reports, presentations, and infographics.
Pie Chart Maker
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Pie Chart Examples
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Classic Pie Chart with Percentage Labels
A five-slice pie chart with clear percentage labels on each slice and a color-coded legend below.
Donut Chart with Center Label
A clean donut chart with a hollow center showing the total and labeled segments around the ring.
Exploded Pie Chart with Highlighted Slice
An exploded pie chart where the largest slice is pulled out to draw attention to the key finding.
Budget and Expense Breakdown Pie Chart
A budget breakdown pie chart covering six spending categories, each labeled with a name, amount, and percentage.
Market Share Pie Chart
A competitive market share pie chart with four brands color-coded and their share percentages labeled.
Survey Results Pie Chart with Title and Legend
A survey results pie chart with a descriptive title, percentage labels on each slice, and a clearly formatted legend.
What is a pie chart maker?
A pie chart maker is a tool that turns a list of categories and values into a circular chart where each slice represents a proportion of the whole. Figviz takes a plain-language description of your data, draws the slices at the correct proportions, adds percentage labels and a color-coded legend, and delivers a high-resolution image you can drop straight into a report or slide deck. No spreadsheet software required, no manual sizing of wedges.
How to make a pie chart
When to use a pie chart vs a donut chart
Pie charts work best when you want to show how a whole is divided into a small number of parts, typically five or fewer slices, and the main message is about the size of one or two dominant segments. Donut charts serve the same purpose but leave a hollow center that you can use to display a total value, a KPI, or a short label, making them popular in dashboards and executive summaries. For comparing values across multiple groups or tracking changes over time, a bar chart or line chart is a better fit. Use a pie or donut chart when the part-to-whole relationship is the story.
Tips for a readable pie chart
Pie chart use cases in reports and presentations
Pie charts appear in annual reports to show revenue by product line or region, in marketing decks to visualize channel mix or audience demographics, in academic papers to present survey response distributions, and in budget documents to break down spending by category. The format is instantly recognizable to any audience, which makes it one of the most effective charts for executive slides where you have seconds to communicate a single proportion-based insight. Figviz lets you generate a polished, on-brand chart from a one-sentence description, so you can iterate quickly without a dedicated design tool.
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