Donut chart maker
Make a donut chart in minutes with this free online donut chart maker
Accepts csv, parquet, arrow, json and tsv
Zero programming required
Works with large files
Make graphs like a pro
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Donut chart maker features
Tab Lab's donut chart maker is extremely easy to use. We have made the process very quick and simple. Just upload your data and then click the dropdowns to configure your donut chart.
Create a donut chart from CSV data
More than 15 types of graphs
Plot scientific graphs
Make a donut chart from Google Drive
Plot data quickly
Works online
How to create a donut chart in 4 easy steps
- Upload your dataset
- Pick the columns you want to group by
- Select the value to measure
- Embed, share or download
Supercharge your data exploration
Open csv, parquet, arrow, json and tsv files straight from your desktop
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Share and embed
Share your graphs and data sets. Or embed them directly into web pages.
Work straight from Google Drive
Open csv, parquet, arrow, json and tsv files directly from Drive, Gmail and Classroom by installing the Google Workspace App
Graph Makers
Different situations call for different graphs. Learn about each type of graph and when to use it below.
Line Graph
A line graph shows how values change over time. A line chart is useful seeing the relationship between two variables
Stacked Line Graph
A line graph where the values of each series add together. Use when you want to know the contributions of different values to a whole.
Bar Graph
A bar graph shows the value of data in different categories. Use a bar graph to compare data from different categories.
Grouped Bar Graph
A grouped bar graph shows the value of multiple series of data in different categories. Use a grouped bar graph to compare multiple series of data across different categories.
Horizontal Bar Graph
A horizontal bar graph is just a regular bar graph rotated 90 degrees. Use a horizontal bar graph to show rankings in your data
Stacked Bar Graph
A stacked bar graph shows how mulitple series make up a total value in different categories. Use a stacked bar graph to compare values when each value is made up from multiple series
Box Plot
A box plot summarizes the shape of your data. Use a box plot to compare the shapes of different variables.
Parallel Box Plot
A parallel box plot is the same as a regular box plot but rotated 90 degrees. Use a parallel box plot to summarize your data and show rankings
Scatter Plot
A scatter plot shows how one variable relates to another. Use a scatter plot to look at relationships in your data.
