Pie Chart Maker

Make a Pie Chart for Your Ecommerce Store

Store dashboards answer "how much", but merchandising decisions usually hinge on "what share". What fraction of revenue comes from the top category? How much of the traffic is actually organic? Which payment methods matter enough to keep? Those are pie questions.

Every ecommerce platform exports CSVs, and this tool eats them. Upload the file or paste two columns, category and amount, from Shopify, WooCommerce, Etsy, or a plain spreadsheet. Currency symbols and separators are cleaned up automatically.

The most useful habit is the monthly pair: revenue by category and orders by category. When a category is 8 percent of orders but 24 percent of revenue, you have found what to feature.

Example chart: March Revenue by CategoryMarch Revenue by Category35%25%18%14%8%ApparelHome goodsBeautyElectronicsOther
Example: March Revenue by Category. Load it into the editor below and make it yours.

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This example is loaded into the editor below — swap in your own numbers, restyle it, and download the result. Free, no signup, no watermark.

March Revenue by Category35%25%18%14%8%ApparelHome goodsBeautyElectronicsOther
35.0%
25.0%
18.0%
14.0%
8.0%

Total: 100

below %

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When to use it

  • Revenue or order share by product category
  • Traffic sources feeding the store
  • Payment method and device mix at checkout
  • Return reasons, charted to find the fixable ones

Tips for a better chart

  • Chart revenue share and order share separately. The gap between them finds your high-value categories.
  • Group the long tail. Fifty products belong in 5 categories plus "Other", not 50 slices.
  • Add the period and total to the title: "March revenue by category, $48.2k total".
  • Return-reason pies focus fixes: if "wrong size" is half the pie, the size guide is your next project.

Frequently asked questions

Can I import data from Shopify or WooCommerce?

Via CSV export or copy-paste, yes. Export any report, then upload the CSV here or paste the relevant two columns. There is no direct store connection, which also means your store credentials are never involved.

What ecommerce breakdowns work best as pie charts?

Shares of a total with few segments: revenue by category, traffic by source, orders by device, payments by method. For product-level detail across dozens of SKUs, use a table or bar chart.

Is my sales data kept private?

The chart renders entirely in your browser and your figures are not uploaded. Only the optional share URL contains your data, encoded in the link itself, so share it deliberately.

Can I reuse the same chart setup every month?

Yes. Save the chart, then each month duplicate it and paste the new numbers. Palette, labels, and layout carry over, so your reports stay consistent.

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