Charts & Data

Browser Market Share Donut

An animated donut chart of browser market share — editable segments with percentages, each slice labelled with its brand.

Free to start · Fully editable · Export GIF, MP4, PNG & SVG

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What's in this template

5 connected components you can rename, recolor, and extend with AI.

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This donut chart template shows how a market splits between players — here, browser market share, with Chrome’s dominant slice against Safari, Edge, Firefox and the long tail. Every segment is an editable node: change the labels and percentage values and the ring re-proportions itself, keeping the percentages printed on each slice that’s big enough to hold one.

Use it any time you need a parts-of-a-whole story: market share, traffic sources, revenue mix, survey answers. The segments pulse gently in sequence so the exported GIF feels alive, and the center hole holds your subject icon so the chart stays branded.

Great for

  • Market share slides in pitch decks
  • Traffic source breakdowns in marketing reports
  • Revenue mix visuals for board updates
  • Survey result summaries

Make your own version with AI

Prefer to start from your own content? Describe it in one sentence and Infogiph generates a browser market share donut you can edit and animate. For example:

“Browser Market Share Donut showing Chrome, Safari, Others, Edge and Firefox”

Try it in the Free infographic video maker, or read Turn data tables into clear visuals.

How to customize this template

  1. Open it in the canvas with Use this template.
  2. Select a bar, point or slice and type the real number into its Value field, and the chart redraws to match.
  3. The market share templates ship with example figures. Replace them with numbers from a source you can cite, and name the source and date wherever you publish the chart.
  4. Keep donuts to a handful of slices that add up to 100%, and merge small segments into Other.
  5. Swap icons for brand logos with the icon search, so readers can identify each bar or slice without a legend.
  6. Export a PNG or SVG for docs and slides, or a GIF or MP4 to keep the animation.

Frequently asked questions

How do the donut segments get their sizes?+

Each node carries a value; the donut divides the ring proportionally. Edit any value in the inspector and every slice re-proportions instantly.

Can the slices show real brand logos?+

Yes — nodes labelled with real product names resolve to real logos from a 600+ brand catalog in the canvas, and you can upload a custom logo per node.

What’s the maximum number of segments?+

Six segments render cleanly with their labels; below roughly 7% of the total, a slice keeps its label beside the ring instead of on it.

Make it yours in seconds

Open the browser market share donut in the Infogiph canvas, then edit, animate, and export.

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