Enter a descriptive title for your pie chart in the title field
Click "+ Add Slice" to add more data segments. Set labels and values for each
Click color boxes to pick custom colors for each slice
Download as PNG (high-res) or SVG (scalable vector) for presentations
Our free pie chart maker online lets you create professional pie charts visually, without any coding. Add data slices, customize colors, and export high-quality charts for presentations, reports, and websites.
A pie chart is a circular statistical graphic divided into slices to illustrate numerical proportions. Use our online pie chart generator to visualize percentages, market share, budget allocations, survey results, and any data where you need to show parts of a whole.
A pie chart maker turns a set of numbers into a circular chart where each slice represents a proportion of the total. It is the fastest way to communicate “what share of the whole” for budgets, survey results, market share and resource allocation — no spreadsheet or design software required.
1. Add a title. Name your chart so the export is self-explanatory. 2. Add slices. Click Add Slice, then enter a label and a value for each segment. 3. Style. Pick a color for every slice to match your brand. 4. Export. Download as PNG for quick use or SVG for scalable, editable artwork.
Pie charts work best with a handful of categories that sum to a meaningful whole. They make proportion obvious at a glance. When you have many categories or need to show trends, consider a bar chart instead — but for “share of total” nothing beats a clean pie.
Limit yourself to about five slices so each stays readable; group small values into an “Other” segment. Use contrasting colors and keep the title short. Export SVG when the chart will be resized, and PNG when you just need a quick image for a slide.
Your data is drawn on a local HTML canvas and never sent anywhere. There is no signup and no storage, so confidential figures — sales splits, salary bands, survey answers — stay on your device.
Because the SVG export is real vector markup, you can refine it in our SVG Editor or our SVG Code Editor. For color work, the Color Picker helps you match exact shades.
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Open the tool, type a title, then add data slices with a label and a value. Each slice gets a color automatically, and the chart updates live. Export the result as PNG or SVG when you are happy.
Yes. SVG export gives you a scalable vector file that stays sharp at any size — perfect for websites, slides and print. PNG export is also available for quick high-resolution raster use.
Yes. There is no signup and no limit on how many charts you create. Everything runs in your browser.
You can add as many slices as you need. The tool recalculates percentages automatically, so adding or removing a slice instantly rescales the whole chart.
Yes. Click any color swatch to open the picker and choose exactly the shade you want. Custom colors help match brand guidelines or highlight a key segment.
Yes. The interface is responsive, so you can build and export a chart from a phone or tablet without installing anything.
Completely. The data is drawn on a local canvas and never uploaded. There is no server, no account and no tracking of your values.
The PNG is rendered from a 500x500 canvas, giving a crisp square image suitable for most documents and slides. For unlimited scaling, choose the SVG export instead.
Yes. The title field sits at the top of the panel and renders inside both the PNG and the SVG export, so your chart is labeled wherever you place it.
Use a pie chart when you want to show parts of a whole — market share, budget splits, survey percentages. If you need to compare values across many categories or show change over time, a bar or line chart reads more clearly.