What is a pie chart template?

A pie chart template is a circle that is already split into slices, ready for your numbers. A blank one has equal sections you color and label by hand. An editable one lets you type your data and sizes the slices for you.

How do I print a blank pie chart?

Click Print under any template above. A new window opens with only that circle and your browser's print dialog, so it prints on one page. You can also download the SVG and open it in any app that reads SVG files.

How many degrees is each section of a blank pie chart?

360 divided by the number of sections: 180 degrees for 2, 120 for 3, 90 for 4, 72 for 5, 60 for 6, 45 for 8, 36 for 10 and 30 for 12. Each section is also 100 divided by the number of sections as a percent.

How do I make a pie chart with unequal slices?

Use the editable template: type each category and its number, and the slices are sized for you. By hand, turn each number into a percent of the total, multiply the percent by 3.6 to get degrees, and measure each angle with a protractor.

Are the templates free?

Yes. The blank templates need no account and carry no credit line, because they are plain circles. In the editable template, free downloads carry a small credit line that a one-time $7.99 unlock removes.

Can I use a template in Word, PowerPoint, Google Docs or Canva?

Download the chart from the editable template as a PNG, or as an SVG where the app supports it, and insert it as a picture. A blank template can be downloaded as SVG and colored in the app of your choice.

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A pie chart template is a circle already divided into slices, ready for your data. Print or download a blank one below with 2 to 12 equal sections, or start from the editable template, type your numbers and download a finished chart as PNG, JPEG, SVG or PDF.

From our own data: of 13,058 charts downloaded here from January 29 to August 18, 2026, the most common sizes were 5 slices (19.3%), 2 (18.1%), 4 (15.8%) and 3 (15.3%).

Blank pie chart templates to print or download

Each circle is split into equal sections. Download the SVG to color it in any app, or print it and fill it in by hand.

2 sections

180° and 50% each

18.1% of charts downloaded here had 2 slices

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3 sections

120° and 33.33% each

15.3% of charts downloaded here had 3 slices

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4 sections

90° and 25% each

15.8% of charts downloaded here had 4 slices

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5 sections

72° and 20% each

19.3% of charts downloaded here had 5 slices

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6 sections

60° and 16.67% each

8.7% of charts downloaded here had 6 slices

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8 sections

45° and 12.5% each

4.3% of charts downloaded here had 8 slices

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10 sections

36° and 10% each

2.8% of charts downloaded here had 10 slices

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12 sections

30° and 8.33% each

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Editable pie chart template

Need unequal slices? Replace the placeholder categories with your own. Each slice is sized from your numbers, and you can change the colors, labels and title before you download.

Your data

One row per slice: a name and a number

Label

Value

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Data Summary

5 items

Total Value

100

Your pie chart

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My Pie Chart Data
Category	Value	Percentage
Category A	30	30.0%
Category B	25	25.0%
Category C	20	20.0%
Category D	15	15.0%
Category E	10	10.0%

Chart Settings

3D Effect

Chart Title

Labels on Slices

Title Color

Background Color

Quick Presets

Color Palettes

Show Legend

Position

Legend Color

Rotation0°

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Transparent Background

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Guide by Ryan Doyle, who built Pie Chart Generator. Updated October 5, 2026.

How to use a blank pie chart template

Pick the number of sections. Use one section for each group in your data. Most charts people make here have five slices or fewer.
Check the sizes. A blank template has equal sections. If your groups are not equal, use the editable template above, or work out each angle yourself: the group's share of the total times 360 degrees.
Color and label each section. Write the group name and its percent in or beside the section, and add a title that says what the whole is.
Check the total. The sections together are 100 percent, or 360 degrees.

Size of each section in a blank pie chart
Sections	Degrees each	Percent each	Charts downloaded here
2	180°	50%	18.1%
3	120°	33.33%	15.3%
4	90°	25%	15.8%
5	72°	20%	19.3%
6	60°	16.67%	8.7%
8	45°	12.5%	4.3%
10	36°	10%	2.8%
12	30°	8.33%	not counted

Source for the last column: download events logged by Pie Chart Generator, January 29 to August 18, 2026, 13,058 charts. Method and more numbers on the pie chart statistics page.

How many sections should a pie chart template have?

As few as the data needs. 77.9% of the charts downloaded from this site had six slices or fewer and the median was 5. Past six or seven, neighbouring slices get hard to tell apart; combine the smallest groups into an "Other" slice or switch to a bar chart. When not to use a pie chart covers the cases where a pie misleads.

For worked examples with real numbers, see the pie chart examples, and for classroom use the circle graph maker shows each slice's angle as you type.

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