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Pie chart maker

Give every part its place.

Show how a whole divides into a few meaningful parts. Keep the colors distinct and the proportions clear.

Pie or donutPercentage labelsCoordinated palette
Create a pie chart

No coding. Your data stays in your browser.

A little room to experimentSample data

A team across five departments

Department · 1,500 sample records

23%Operations20%Marketing20%Product19%Customer Support19%Sales
23%Operations20%Marketing20%Product19%Customer Support19%Sales
Palette
Background
Blue hour · DarkLight

A little context

When to use a pie chart.

Show the parts of a single whole when there are relatively few categories. Each slice represents a proportion of the total.

The data you need

One categorical variable, optionally with numeric values to total.

A design thought

Keep the number of slices small. If precise differences between similar values matter, try a bar chart.

Good question

Should I choose a pie chart or a bar chart?

A pie chart emphasizes parts of one whole. A bar chart makes exact comparisons easier, especially when categories have similar values or there are many of them.

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Your starting point

A little more you.

Try a palette and layout, then continue to GGraphs to make it your own.

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