Free Spider Web Chart Maker

It is a percentage chart drawn as a web. The web is split into cells by spokes and rings, and the cells fill in order from the hub outward. A web with 100 cells shows one percent per cell, so 96% is a web that is four cells short of its rim.

No. A spider chart, also called a radar chart, compares several scores on axes that share one centre. This tool shows parts of one whole, like a waffle chart. For scores on several axes, use the /tools/radar-chart-maker.

It shows the same thing, a share of 100, in a different shape. A waffle chart fills a square grid row by row. A spider web chart fills rings from the middle out, which suits stories about closing in on a target. For the square version, use the /tools/waffle-chart-maker.

With Even rings the rings sit the same distance apart, which looks like a real web but makes the outer cells larger. Each cell still counts as one. Switch Ring spacing to Equal area and every cell covers the same area.

Yes. Add up to eight categories, each with its own color and name. They fill the web one after another from the hub, and any cells left over stay empty.

Choose 100 cells (10 spokes and 10 rings, 1% each), 50 cells (2% each) or 25 cells (4% each). Values are rounded to whole cells.

Yes. Making a web and downloading it as a PNG is free, with no signup and no watermark. SVG and high-resolution PNG downloads are part of GraphMake Pro.