Doughnut Chart Maker
Create stunning doughnut charts online for free. Easy-to-use donut pie chart maker with customizable colors, labels, and data visualization. Perfect for presentations, reports, and data analysis.
Why Choose Our Doughnut Chart Maker?
Customizable Colors
Choose from unlimited colors to match your brand or presentation theme. Each segment can have its own unique color.
High-Quality Export
Download your charts as high-resolution PNG images, perfect for presentations, reports, and web use.
Real-Time Preview
See your changes instantly as you modify data, colors, and settings. No need to wait or refresh.
How to Create a Doughnut Chart
Enter Your Data
Add labels and values for each segment of your doughnut chart. You can add or remove rows as needed.
Customize Colors
Choose colors for each segment using the color picker. Create a visually appealing chart that matches your needs.
Adjust Settings
Set your chart title and adjust the inner radius to control the doughnut hole size.
Download & Share
Download your finished doughnut chart as a high-quality PNG image ready for use in presentations or reports.
About Doughnut Charts
What is a Doughnut Chart?
A doughnut chart (also known as a donut chart) is a variation of the pie chart with a hollow center. This design creates a more modern, visually appealing representation of data while maintaining the same functionality as traditional pie charts.
When to Use Doughnut Charts
Doughnut charts are perfect for:
- Showing proportions and percentages
- Comparing parts of a whole
- Displaying survey results
- Budget breakdowns
- Market share analysis
Advantages of Doughnut Charts
- Modern Design: The hollow center creates a cleaner, more contemporary look
- Space Efficiency: The center can display additional information like totals or key metrics
- Better Readability: Easier to compare segments than traditional pie charts
- Visual Appeal: More engaging and professional appearance
Best Practices
- Limit to 5-7 categories for optimal readability
- Use contrasting colors for better distinction
- Start with the largest segment at 12 o'clock
- Include clear labels and values
