Enter data as label-value pairs, one per line (e.g., 'Apples, 30'). Use comma, tab, or colon as separator. You can also paste from Excel or Google Sheets directly.

Donut charts have a hole in the center, leaving space for summary text or percentages. Pie charts are solid circles. Both show proportions effectively—choose based on aesthetic preference.

While technically unlimited, 5-7 slices are ideal for readability. For more categories, consider grouping smaller values into 'Other' or using a bar chart instead.

Yes—choose from preset color palettes (Default, Pastel, Bold, Monochrome) or the tool auto-assigns harmonious colors. Each slice gets a distinct, contrasting color.

Enable 'Show Percentages' to display percentage values on each slice. You can show percentages, absolute values, or both. Labels appear on slices or in tooltips.

Click any slice to 'explode' it outward for emphasis. This is useful for highlighting important data points in presentations. Click again to reset.

Export as PNG (any resolution up to 4K) for presentations and documents, or SVG for infinite scalability and editing in design software like Illustrator or Figma.

Yes—all chart rendering happens in your browser using JavaScript. Your data never leaves your device. No server uploads, no tracking, complete privacy.

Yes—add a custom chart title and position the legend (top, bottom, left, right, or hidden). The legend shows all categories with their corresponding colors.

Use the chart style options to create semi-circle (180°), three-quarter, or nightingale/rose charts where slice radius varies by value instead of angle.

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