Type your numbers, drag them into order, pick your colors. MakeMeChart turns them into clean donut and line charts you can copy as SVG or download as PNG — no account, no watermark, no cost.
Two chart types today, each with a full editor. More are on the way — the next one is picked by vote.
For parts of a whole: budget splits, traffic sources, survey answers. Control size, ring thickness, gaps and per-slice colors, then read the proportions at a glance.
Open the donut editor →For change over time: revenue, signups, temperatures, anything with a trend. Add as many lines and labels as you need and compare them on one set of axes.
Open the line editor →Add labels and values in a plain table. Drag rows to reorder, delete what you don't need.
Pick colors per slice, adjust size, thickness and gaps, toggle labels. The preview updates as you type.
Copy the SVG straight to your clipboard, or download SVG for design tools and PNG for slides.
One click, then paste into Figma, your editor, or an email. No download folder archaeology.
Vector for print and design work, raster for decks and docs. Both straight from the browser.
Reorder rows by dragging. Slice order follows your data, not an alphabet you never asked for.
Pick any color per slice or line with a real color picker, or lean on a palette that already works.
Nothing to sign up for, nothing to cancel. Open the page, build the chart, close the tab.
POST a JSON config to /api/chart and get SVG back. Same renderer as the UI, automated.
POST a JSON config to /api/chart and get an SVG back — same renderer the editor uses. Generate reports, embed charts in emails, or wire it into a bot.
Read the API docs →curl -X POST https://makemechart.com/api/chart \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $CHART_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "type": "donut", "labels": ["Organic", "Referral", "Direct"], "data": [32, 23, 19], "innerRadius": 60, "showLabels": true }'
Open the editor, paste your numbers, and have a chart ready before your coffee cools down.