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Pie Chart Maker

Show how the parts make up the whole.

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How to use it

  1. Two columns: names, then values; there is no need to work out percentages first.
  2. With more than six categories, set Max slices to merge small ones into Other.
  3. Use a donut when you want space for a total or label in the middle.

Data format example

Copying from a spreadsheet gives this format, with tabs between columns:

Source	Inquiries
SEO	52
Google Ads	27

Frequently asked questions

How do I bring in data from Excel?

Select the range including headers in Excel, WPS or Google Sheets, copy and paste it into the data box; tabs are detected automatically, and CSV or comma- or semicolon-separated text works too. Thousands separators, currency symbols and percent signs are removed.

Is there a watermark? Can I put it in PowerPoint?

No watermark. PNG exports at twice the chosen size and SVG is vector, so both stay sharp in PowerPoint, Word or print; you can also copy the image and paste it directly.

Is my data uploaded?

No. Data is parsed and drawn in your browser. A share link carries the data after the # in the URL, which is never sent to the server; only people with the link can see it.

How are the percentages calculated?

Each slice's percentage = its value ÷ the sum of all positive values × 100%; rows with the same name are added together and negative values are ignored with a note.

What if there are too many categories?

Pie charts get hard to read beyond six or seven slices. Use "Max slices" to merge the small ones into "Other", or switch to a horizontal bar chart.

Pie chart maker practical guide and common questions

What does a Pie chart maker do?

Rows with the same name are combined and ordered largest first, small categories can merge into Other, labels show percentages and values, and a donut style is available.

Who is this for, and when is it useful?

Marketers and managers showing inquiry sources, sales mix or budget split as shares of a whole.

How do I use this Pie chart maker?

Paste names and values in two columns and percentages are calculated; merge small categories into Other or switch to a donut before exporting.

How should I interpret the results?

Pie charts show shares of positive values only; negatives are ignored with a note, and beyond six or seven categories a bar chart reads better.

Where is the work performed, and which services receive data?

Pie charts and percentages are calculated and drawn locally; the data never leaves your computer.