You are not a designer.
You do not need to be.
Every hard part of making an infographic — the layout, the palette, the choice of chart, the size for the platform — is decided for you. What is left is what you already know: the content, and whether the sheet tells the truth about it.
- Free plan, no card
- Runs in a browser
- Yours to use commercially
Team report · Q3
Where the quarter
actually went
68%
of shipped work came
from two of the six teams
- Platform31%
- Payments37%
- Everything else32%
Illustrative figures · Made with Infographic Generator AI
The four things that usually stop people
None of them are about effort. They are all about not knowing a rule you were never taught — so the maker holds the rule instead of you.
“I do not know where anything goes.”
You never place a block. The sheet arrives already laid out on a grid — heading, figures, chart, footer — and you edit what it says rather than where it sits.
“My colours always end up looking wrong.”
Pick one accent, or save a brand kit, and every tint on the sheet is mixed from it. Chart fills, rules and labels stay in the same family instead of fighting each other.
“I do not know which chart to use.”
The chart follows the shape of the numbers. Parts of a whole become a donut, a change over time becomes a line, ranked items become bars.
“I always get the size wrong for LinkedIn.”
Choose the shape before you export — portrait, square, story, wide or a long page — and the layout is composed for it rather than cropped into it.
Four steps, start to sent
- 1
Say what it is about
Paste your text, upload a file, drop in a link, or type the subject in one sentence. Anything from twenty words to forty pages.
- 2
Pick a shape
Portrait for a feed or a print-out, square for a profile, story for a phone, wide for a slide, long page for a report.
- 3
Read it back
The sheet arrives finished. Change the headline, swap a figure, or ask for the whole thing in a different tone.
- 4
Send it
Download the file you need, or copy a link that opens on any screen — phone, laptop or a projector at the back of a room.
What you get, in six lines
Every item here is something the product does today. There is no waiting list and nothing marked as coming soon.
See what each plan includes- Edit by asking, in plain words
- Your colours, fonts and logo saved as a kit
- Five shapes, each composed not cropped
- PNG, SVG and PDF downloads
- A share link that needs no account
- Text you can select, search and translate
Before you start
Is this infographic maker really free?
The free plan needs no card and gives you credits to make an infographic and share it. Every template, every shape and every chart type is available on it — paid plans change how many you can make and add brand kits, best-quality downloads and editing by asking.
Do I need any design experience?
No. The two jobs that need design experience — deciding a layout and choosing a colour system — are the two the maker does for you. What is left is the part you are already the expert in: whether the sheet says the right thing.
Can I use it on a phone or tablet?
Yes. It runs in a browser with nothing to install, and the editor and share pages work on a touch screen. A finished piece opens correctly on any size of screen because it is a real page rather than a fixed image.
Can I edit an infographic after I have made it?
Yes, as many times as you like. Every piece keeps its version history, so a change you regret can be walked back.
Who owns what I make?
You do. The infographics you make are yours to use commercially — in reports, on social, in print or on a client’s site.
Can I remove the badge?
Yes, on any paid plan. On the free plan a small badge sits in the footer of the sheet.
The first one takes about a minute
Bring a paragraph you already wrote. That is enough to see whether this works for you.
Make one free