Pie Chart Maker

A Pie Chart Maker for Students

Assignments ask for charts constantly: statistics homework, lab write-ups, economics essays, group presentations. This tool exists so making the chart takes two minutes and zero installs, leaving your time for the actual thinking.

It runs in any browser, including on your phone, and does not ask for an email. Type or paste your data, adjust the labels the way the assignment requires, and download a clean PNG for the doc or PDF submission. If the assignment wants exact percentages shown, one toggle prints them, rounded to sum to 100.

Beyond homework, it is quietly useful for yourself: chart how your study hours split across subjects before finals, and let the guilt do the scheduling.

Example chart: My Study Week by SubjectMy Study Week by SubjectMath · 6Biology · 5Spanish · 2.5English · 3.5History · 4
Example: My Study Week by Subject. Load it into the editor below and make it yours.

Try it yourself

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

My Study Week by SubjectMath · 6Biology · 5Spanish · 2.5English · 3.5History · 4
28.6%
23.8%
19.0%
16.7%
11.9%

Total: 21

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Prefer a bigger canvas?Open this chart in the full-page editor.

When to use it

  • Homework and lab reports that require a chart
  • Group project slides and posters
  • Essays in economics, geography, or social studies with a data figure
  • Personal study-time or spending breakdowns

Tips for a better chart

  • Check the assignment for label requirements: many rubrics want a title, category names, and percentages visible.
  • Cite your data source under the chart in your document, like any other reference.
  • Export at 2x resolution so the chart stays sharp inside a PDF submission.
  • Making charts for a group project? Share the chart URL with your group so everyone edits the same starting point.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free without an account?

Yes. Making and downloading charts is free with no signup and no watermark on your submission.

Can I make a chart on my phone?

Yes. The editor works on phones and tablets. Small screens are tighter to work on, but for a five-slice homework chart it does the job on the bus.

How do I put the chart into a Google Doc or Word file?

Download it as a PNG and insert it as an image, or use copy to clipboard and paste it straight in. For LaTeX, export the PDF or SVG.

What if my percentages need to add to exactly 100?

They will. The percentage labels use rounding that always totals 100, which is the kind of thing graders check.

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