ChartPaste

Free Donut Chart Maker — Paste Data, Download Instantly

A donut chart is the modern pie: the ring shows each slice's share, and the total sits in the middle where your eye lands first. Paste a two-column table and it renders instantly.

IN
MonthProduct AProduct B
OUT

Donut charts use the first numeric column only.

Not sure which chart fits? Pick by what you want to show.

Every thumbnail below is drawn from your data — click one to switch. A ★ marks a type that suits this data.

Compare values

Which one is bigger, and by how much?

Change over time

How has it moved, and where is it heading?

Parts of a whole

What is the total made of?

Relationships

Do these things move together?

Distribution

How are the values spread out?

How it works

  1. Copy a two-column table — category names and their values.
  2. Paste it into the data box; the ring and the center total appear.
  3. Choose a palette and title.
  4. Download a standard or HD (2×) PNG.

Frequently asked questions

Which column does the donut use?

The first numeric column after the labels — a note under the chart will remind you if your table has more.

Why show the total in the middle?

Pie and donut charts show shares, never absolutes. The center total restores the absolute number without cluttering the ring.

Is it free?

Yes — the donut chart maker is free and works without sign-up, entirely in your browser.

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