# Introduction

The Powerviz [Rose/Donut/Pie Chart](https://powerviz.ai/) is a highly customizable visual with advanced features. It is 4 in 1 type visual that offers:

* Rose Pie Chart
* Rose Donut Chart
* Donut Chart
* Pie Chart

Pie/donut charts are commonly used to show the "part to whole" type data where each segment's size relates to the respective category.

Rose chart also commonly known as variable chart is a form of donut chart where the height of each arc is defined by a measure. This creates a rose-type effect where height and radius both vary in the visual. All these charts make the data analysis simpler and easy to understand.

Powerviz Rose/Donut/Pie chart is a **Power BI custom visual** available at [AppSource](https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/power-bi-visuals/truvizinc1674781244292.rose-donut-pie-chart-by-powerviz?exp=ubp8\&tab=Overview).

This documentation will help you get started with the Rose/Donut/Pie chart by explaining everything you need to know about it. If you're new to our site, check out the [visual library](https://powerviz.ai/visuals) for other visuals that meet your requirements.

**Powerviz Rose/Donut/Pie chart highlights include:**

* Customize the Rose/Donut/Pie chart into different `chart style` and `chart types`.
* Select colors from `7 schemes` and `30+ palettes`.
* Use the `fill pattern` to customize the arcs in the chart.
* Add `data labels` inside and outside.
* Add `center circle` and `mouseover description` to make chart more informative.
* `Conditional formatting` and `ranking` are supported.
* Easily apply `outside and inside images`.
* Additional features include `grid view`, `annotation`, and `show condition`.

Follow this **guide** to have an in-depth view of the Powerviz Rose/Donut/Pie chart. To know more about other Powerviz visuals and slicers, visit our [`library`](https://powerviz.ai/visuals) or [`contact us`](https://powerviz.ai/contactus) directly for a demo.

### Examples[​](https://docs.powerviz.ai/rose-donut-pie-chart/introduction#examples) <a href="#examples" id="examples"></a>

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