Spotify Pie chart: how to see your listening genres

How to get your Spotify Pie chart

Open Music Pie Chart to generate a chart using your Spotify account. It is a separate service from SubmitLink. You can also visit the Spotify Pie website originally created by Darren Huang.

1. Open the chart website and choose its Spotify login option.

2. Check that the sign-in page belongs to Spotify and read the access request before approving it.

3. Return to the chart website to view the results. Check the selected time period before comparing charts.

4. Use the site's sharing controls, or take a screenshot of your chart to keep a copy.

The embedded page below comes from Music Pie Chart. If it does not load or sign-in does not complete inside the page, open the direct link above in a separate browser tab.

What does a Spotify Pie chart show?

Spotify Pie charts summarize music from your connected Spotify account as genre slices, often alongside top artists or tracks. They are a way to explore your own listening preferences. They do not show how many people listen to your music as an artist.

Treat the slices as a summary of the data available to that tool. They are not necessarily an exact percentage of every minute you have ever listened. Spotify's top-items API ranks artists and tracks using calculated affinity, rather than providing a complete play-by-play listening log.

Why does my chart look different from Spotify Wrapped?

The tool and Spotify Wrapped can use different time periods and methods. A chart based on recent listening will change when you spend a few weeks listening to a different artist or genre.

Check the time range shown by the chart tool. Spotify's API offers approximate periods for top items, including four weeks and six months. A label such as all time should not be taken as proof that a tool includes every stream since you opened your account.

Is Spotify Pie safe to connect to?

Spotify Pie is an independent service. Review the site's privacy notice and the permissions on Spotify's authorization screen before connecting your account. SubmitLink does not operate either chart service or control how it handles your data.

The Darren Huang site's login notice also says that logging in agrees to emails about new features. Read the current notice on whichever site you choose. A Spotify login button alone does not tell you everything about an app's privacy practices.

You can disconnect an app from your Spotify Apps page. Choose Remove Access for the app, following Spotify's instructions.

What can I do if Spotify Pie is not working?

Open the chart website directly, confirm you are signed into the Spotify account you intended to use, and try the login flow again. If you see an access or authorization error, check the tool's help or contact options. SubmitLink cannot change that service's access to Spotify.

A page that loads does not guarantee that every connected account can generate a chart. The tool depends on the information Spotify makes available and on its own service being available.

Can artists use a Spotify Pie chart to choose playlists?

Your personal listening chart can give you ideas, but it is not a report about your song's audience or a test of playlist quality. Listen to a playlist's recent tracks and check whether your song fits before submitting it.

If you are here to promote your own release, browse Spotify playlist curators or read how free playlist submissions work. Those tools help with artist promotion; the chart above is for your personal listening stats.