Free Donut Chart Templates
Browse donut chart templates for market share, survey results, and budget breakdowns, with a center hole that keeps focus on overall composition.
Donut chart templates for composition and survey results
A donut chart is a pie chart with the center removed, which shifts the emphasis toward the overall composition rather than any single slice, and leaves room for a summary number or label in the center. It's a common format for Likert-scale satisfaction results, market share breakdowns, and budget or portfolio composition where a clean top-line number helps anchor the chart. Pick a template, paste your data, and drop the finished chart into your deck.
What's the difference between a donut chart and a pie chart?
A donut chart is a pie chart with the center cut out. The hole removes the area-based distortion that makes pie slices hard to compare precisely, and it leaves space for a summary label or total in the middle.
Can I put a number or label in the center of a donut chart?
Yes. AECharts donut templates support a center label, commonly used for a top-two-box survey summary, a total value, or a headline percentage.
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