01 / Data
Paste from a sheet
Copy two columns from Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers and paste. Commas, colons and tabs all work.
Free tool
Type a label and a number on each line, or paste two columns from a spreadsheet, and the pie chart draws itself as you type. Show percentages or the values on the slices, make it a donut with the total in the middle, pick a colour set and a white, dark or see-through background, and save it as a sharp PNG, an SVG for design apps, or a PDF. Your numbers stay in your browser.
Paste two columns straight from a spreadsheet, or type Label, 42.
The chart is drawn in your browser. Your numbers are never uploaded; they are kept in this browser for next time.
Fast and clean
01 / Data
Copy two columns from Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers and paste. Commas, colons and tabs all work.
02 / Style
Percent or value labels on each slice, a legend with shares, and four colour sets.
03 / Export
A sharp PNG for slides and docs, an SVG to edit in Figma or Illustrator, or a PDF to print.
Questions
Type each label and its number on a line, like Rent, 1200. The chart updates as you type. Then save it.
Yes. Pick Percent under Labels on slices; the legend always shows each share.
Tick Donut. Tick Total to show the sum in the middle.
They are left out, because a pie can only show parts of a positive whole. Use the bar graph maker for those.
No. It stays in your browser.