Export a pie chart with no background color. The PNG or SVG file contains only the chart, so it drops cleanly onto slides, dark mode sites, and printed documents.
The export itself: no background, only the chart
The same file dropped on a dark slide
The transparent toggle is part of the $7.99 one-time Pro unlock. Chart building and standard exports stay free.
No white box fighting your PowerPoint or Google Slides theme
The chart sits directly on your dark page background
Place charts over colored or textured page designs
Layer the SVG in Figma, Canva, or Illustrator without masking
Build your chart in the generator, open the export panel, and switch on the Transparent BG toggle next to the download buttons. PNG and SVG exports then skip the background fill entirely, so the file contains only the chart itself. JPEG cannot store transparency, so use PNG or SVG.
Creating and exporting charts is free. The transparent background toggle is part of the Pro unlock, a one-time $7.99 purchase that also removes the watermark and enables hi-res 2x export. No subscription and no account required.
Use SVG when the chart will be resized, for example in design tools or print layouts, because it stays sharp at any size. Use PNG when the destination only accepts images, such as PowerPoint, Google Slides, Word, or a CMS upload field. Both formats keep the transparent background.
That white box is the chart's background layer. Most chart tools bake it into the export by default. A transparent export removes that layer so the slices sit directly on whatever is behind them: a slide theme, a dark website, or a printed page.
Yes, that is the main use case. Because there is no background rectangle, the chart adopts whatever sits behind it. On dark slides, pair the transparency with light label colors and a bright palette so text and thin slices stay readable.
Build the chart free, then flip the Transparent BG toggle at export time.