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How to Make a Pie Chart in Google Sheets

A pie chart shows how parts make up a whole. In Google Sheets, you select two columns—labels and values—then insert a chart and confirm the type is **Pie**.

Lay out the data

  1. Column A: category labels (e.g. Direct, Organic, Paid).
  2. Column B: numeric values that sum to your whole.
  3. Include header text so the chart legend reads cleanly.

Insert the pie chart

  1. Highlight the two columns including headers.
  2. Insert → Chart.
  3. In the Chart editor → Setup, set Chart type to Pie chart.

Customize slices and labels

  1. Customize → Pie chart to add slice labels (Percentage, Value, Label).
  2. Customize → Pie slice to recolor a specific slice or pull it out for emphasis.
  3. Customize → Legend to choose its position or hide it if labels are on slices.

Switch to a doughnut chart

In Setup, change Chart type to Doughnut chart, then use Customize → Pie chart to set the inner hole size.

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