Infographic Maker
Turn 3 to 8 points into a designed infographic PNG.
- Free
- No sign-up
- Rendered on our server
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Files are deleted automatically after 24 hours. We do not log your content or use it for AI training.
Give the infographic a title, add between three and eight points, and the maker lays them out as a finished graphic. Each point has a short label, an optional big figure such as 87% or 3x, and an optional line of explanation, which is the usual shape of a statistics roundup, a process summary or a list of tips.
Pick one of three templates and one of three colour palettes, choose portrait, square or landscape, and press the button. The server draws the page in a headless browser and returns a PNG of up to 1920 pixels wide that you can post, print or drop into a document. There is no watermark, and the result is deleted after 24 hours.
How to use Infographic Maker
- Enter a title and, if you like, a subtitle.
- Add three to eight points. Give each a label, and optionally a figure and a short explanation.
- Choose a template, a palette and a size.
- Press Make infographic, wait for the render, then check the preview and download the PNG.
Features
Dataviz, Blueprint and Art Deco looks, each in three palettes.
Give a point a headline number such as 87% or 3x and it is set large.
Portrait 1080 x 1350, square 1080 x 1080 or landscape 1920 x 1080.
No AI rewrites or invents anything. What you type is what is drawn.
The PNG is yours to use anywhere.
Examples of what to put in
A statistics roundup: title "Remote work in 2026", points such as "Hybrid" with the figure 62% and the line "of knowledge workers split their week". Keep figures short, the figure box holds 16 characters.
A process: title "Ship a release", points "Plan", "Build", "Test", "Deploy" with one sentence each. Number them in the label ("1. Plan") if the order matters.
A checklist or tips list: title "Seven habits for better sleep" with one habit per point and no figures. Short labels (up to 40 characters) read best at the sizes used in feeds.
Tips for a readable infographic
Use the explanation line for one idea only. If a point needs more than 160 characters it probably belongs in the article that the infographic links to.
Choose Portrait for Pinterest and phone feeds, Square for most social posts and Landscape for slides and blog headers. The content is laid out again for each size, so you can try all three.
Credits
Layouts and motion are drawn with the open-source lemo-opuscar templates by LemoLab (MIT licence); see the Terms page for credits.
Frequently asked questions
How many points can I add?
Between 3 and 8. Fewer than three does not make a useful infographic and more than eight becomes too small to read at feed sizes.
What size is the PNG?
Portrait is 1080 x 1350 pixels, square 1080 x 1080 and landscape 1920 x 1080.
Which languages can I type?
Text in Latin scripts works best. The built-in fonts may not cover every alphabet, and characters a font lacks can show as empty boxes, so check the preview.
Is this made by AI?
No. There is no AI model and nothing is generated from a prompt. Your words are placed into fixed, hand-built templates and drawn by a headless browser, so the result is predictable: the text you type is the text you get.
Is my content kept?
Only long enough for you to download the result. The text you enter and the result are deleted automatically after 24 hours, or immediately with the Delete now button. We do not log what you write or use it to train models.
