ChartimatorOpen Studio
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Animated Pie Chart Maker

A donut chart that sweeps itself into existence — slice by slice, with percentage callouts and a counting center total.

Try it free e.g. “Where our revenue comes from, by product line

Share-of-total is the question behind half of business storytelling: where does the money come from, who owns the market, how does the budget split. Chartimator animates it as a donut sweep — slices draw in clockwise, each landing with a label and percentage callout, while the total counts up in the center.

Slices are capped at six so every segment stays readable on a phone screen; smaller categories belong in an "Other" slice.

What makes it work

Clockwise sweep

Slices animate in sequence with a subtle gap between segments for clean separation.

Percentage callouts

Each slice gets its label and percent placed outside the ring — no legend required.

Counting center total

The donut hole shows the total counting up as slices land.

Readable by design

Six-slice cap and validated color palettes keep every segment distinguishable, including for colorblind viewers.

How it works

01

Enter the split

Labels and values — percentages or raw numbers both work.

02

Pick a theme

Light, cinematic dark, or neon.

03

Export

A 5–7 second MP4 for any platform.

Frequently asked questions

Pie chart or donut chart — which does Chartimator make?

A donut (ring) chart — the center hole hosts the counting total, which reads better on video than a solid pie.

Why only six slices?

Beyond six, slices become indistinguishable at phone size and colors lose contrast. Fold smaller categories into an "Other" slice — your viewers will thank you.

Do values need to add up to 100?

No — Chartimator computes percentages from whatever values you enter.

Can I animate market share changing over time?

For change over time, use the bar chart race scene — it's a far more readable way to show shifting shares than a morphing pie.

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Free while in beta — no account needed to try it.

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