Want to showcase data in a visually engaging way on your Elementor website? The Pie Chart widget makes it easy to create dynamic and customizable pie charts that help visitors quickly understand data distributions. With interactive tooltips that display on hover, this widget is perfect for illustrating statistics, survey results, or any proportion-based data in a clear and appealing format.
Popular Use Cases for using Pie Chart in an Elementor Website
Website Traffic Sources
Use a pie chart to represent the proportion of visitors coming from organic search, social media, referrals, or paid ads. This helps marketers assess which channels are most effective in driving traffic.
Survey Results
Display poll or feedback responses in percentage form, helping viewers quickly grasp trends and preferences. This is useful for customer feedback, employee satisfaction, or public opinion surveys.
Sales Distribution
Highlight sales figures across product categories, customer segments, or geographic locations. A pie chart provides a clear breakdown, helping businesses focus on high-performing areas and optimize sales strategies.
Budget Allocation
Show how expenses are divided among different categories like marketing, salaries, and operations. A pie chart makes it easy to visualize financial distribution and spending priorities.
Customer Demographics
Showcase data like age groups, gender distribution, or geographic location. Businesses can use this insight to tailor marketing campaigns and improve user engagement based on audience characteristics.
Revenue Streams
Show income distribution from services, product sales, or advertising channels. A pie chart helps businesses analyze earnings and identify their most profitable revenue sources.
Step #1: Install and activate Unlimited Elements Free Version for Elementor
You have to install and activate the Unlimited Elements Free Version for Elementor.
Step #2: Adding the Pie Chart widget to your Elementor website
To display a pie chart in Elementor, install the Pie Chart widget from the Unlimited Elements Widget library.
Step #3: Add Pie Chart widget to your Elementor page
Now, in the Elementor editor, Find the Pie Chart widget and drag it to the desired part of your page.
General Settings
Show Title
Enable or disable the display of the chart title.
Title
Type the text for the chart title.
Show Legend
Show or hide the chart legend, which provides a visual reference for the categories or data points represented in the pie chart. When enabled, the legend typically appears alongside the chart, showing labels and corresponding colors for each slice.
Tooltip Trigger
Choose when tooltips should appear.
- No Tooltip
- On Hover
- On Click (Pro)
Item Color Type
Select how colors are assigned to chart items.
- Random Colors
- Custom Colors (Pro)
3D (Pro Feature)
When enabled, the chart appears with depth and perspective, giving it a 3D look instead of a flat, 2D representation.
Pie Hole
Adjust the hole size in the center of the pie chart (for a donut chart effect).
Interactive
Enable or disable interactivity for the chart.
Slice Text
Select what text appears on the slices.
- Percentage
- Value
- Label (Pro)
- None (Pro)
Start Angle
Set the starting rotation angle of the pie chart.
Slice Visibility Threshold
Hide slices smaller than a specified percentage.
Slice Border Color
Choose a color for the border around pie slices.
Reverse (Pro Feature)
Reverse the order of the slices in the pie chart.
Items Settings
Title
Set the label or name for the data segment in the pie chart.
Value
Define the numerical value assigned to this segment, determining its proportional size in the chart.
Color
Choose a custom color for this segment. If no color is selected, the default or randomly assigned color will be used.
Wrapping it Up!
Adding a pie chart to your Elementor website is a great way to present data in a visually compelling manner. With its customizable design and interactive features, the Pie Chart widget enhances user engagement while making complex information easy to digest. Try it out today and transform the way you display data on your website!
