Donut Chart Maker

Describe your data and AI builds a donut chart — proportions displayed as colored ring segments with labels and percentages for clear part-to-whole comparison.

Free to try · No signup required · PDF, docs & images supported

Simple by design

How it works

01

Describe your data

Tell us what proportions you want to show. No spreadsheet needed — just list the categories and values or let AI estimate them.

02

AI builds the chart

MyMap's AI generates a donut chart with properly proportioned segments, clear labels, percentages, and a color-coded legend.

03

Refine and export

Adjust segments, change colors, or ask AI to add more categories. Export as PNG or PDF when you're done.

About the framework

What is a Donut Chart?

A donut chart is a circular data visualization that shows proportional relationships between categories as segments of a ring. Like a pie chart but with a hollow center, it displays how individual parts contribute to a whole — with the added benefit of space for a central label or summary metric.

Donut charts are a staple of dashboards, reports, and presentations where you need to show composition — budget breakdowns, market share, survey results, or resource allocation.

Why donut charts work

  • Part-to-whole clarity makes it immediately obvious how categories compare
  • Central space provides room for a total, key metric, or descriptive label
  • Clean aesthetics look polished in dashboards and presentations
  • Familiar format is instantly understood by any audience without explanation

Donut charts are most effective with 2-7 categories. For more granular breakdowns, consider grouping smaller segments into an "Other" category to maintain readability.

MyMap's AI generates a complete donut chart from a plain description of your data — with properly proportioned segments, clear labels, and a color-coded legend, ready to refine and present.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions

Is the donut chart maker free?

Yes — you can create donut charts for free without signing up. Free accounts get a generous number of AI messages per month. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited charts.

Can I customize after generation?

Absolutely. Every segment, label, and color is editable. You can adjust values, add categories, or ask AI to modify the chart with a follow-up message.

What's the difference between a donut chart and a pie chart?

A donut chart is a pie chart with a hollow center. The center space can display a total, label, or key metric. Donut charts are often considered more readable because the ring shape draws attention to segment lengths rather than angles.

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Free to try · No signup required · PDF, docs & images supported