Type a number and get a progress wheel with a big percentage label. Pick colors and thickness, then download it as PNG or SVG.
A percentage circle visualizes one number out of 100: a completion rate, a test score, a poll result. A pie chart splits a whole into several labeled slices. If you have more than one value, use the full generator.
A percentage circle, also called a progress wheel or progress ring, shows one value out of 100 as a partially filled ring with the number in the center. It is the clearest way to show a single percentage: completion rates, scores, survey results, or goal progress. Use a pie chart instead when you need to compare several categories.
Yes. Set your percentage, colors, and ring thickness, then download the circle as PNG or SVG. No signup and no limit on downloads, and the downloads carry no watermark.
Yes. Pick any fill color, track color, and label color with the color inputs, and drag the thickness slider from a thin ring to a bold wheel. The preview updates instantly and the download matches exactly what you see.
PNG works everywhere: slides, documents, chat, and web uploads, and downloads here at 800 by 800 pixels. SVG stays sharp at any size and can be recolored later in design tools, so use it for Figma, Canva, Illustrator, or print.
A percentage circle shows exactly one value. If you want to break a whole into several parts, for example 40 percent product, 35 percent services, 25 percent other, use the full pie chart generator instead. It supports multiple slices, legends, and the same PNG, JPEG, SVG, and PDF exports.