Infographic Maker

About the Infographic Maker

Infographic tools split into two camps: design apps with a thousand options and a login wall, and "generators" that give you three text boxes and a watermark. This one aims at the useful middle: designed templates you can actually change, editing that happens right on the canvas, and charts that are real charts drawn from your numbers.

Everything runs in your browser. The numbers in an infographic are usually the not-yet-published kind (quarterly results, survey findings, project stats), and here they never touch a server: the editor, the charts, the autosave, and the export are all local to your device.

What you can do

• Start from a real template: process steps, a stats report, a comparison, a list-icle, or a blank canvas, each with a matching color theme applied to everything you add.
• Edit on the canvas: click anything to select and drag it; double-click text and type in place. Resize with the corner handle, layer elements forward and back, duplicate, and delete. Snap guides catch the center and edges as you drag.
• Charts as elements: add bar, line, pie, or doughnut charts, feed them your labels and numbers in a small data grid, and they redraw instantly in the template palette. Then move and resize them like any other block.
• The building blocks that matter: headings, body text, big-stat numbers, colored shape blocks for sectioning, dividers, and emoji accents.
• Four canvas formats: classic tall infographic, A4 for handouts, square for feeds, and story for vertical social.
• Exports with no strings: sharp PNG with no watermark (save straight to the camera roll on phones), PDF sized exactly to your artwork with just a small credit line, JSON save/load for drafts, and clean printing.

A few design nudges

• One idea per infographic. The templates are structured around a single question a reader should be able to answer in ten seconds.
• Big stats beat small charts: when you have one number that matters, use the Big stat block and let it be huge.
• Keep to the template palette. The swatches in the format bar are the theme's own colors, which is why everything looks coordinated.
• Charts read best with five or fewer categories; the data grid will happily take more, but your reader will not.

Common questions

How do I make an infographic for free without a watermark?

Pick a template, click any text and type your own directly on the canvas, drag elements where you want them, and download the finished piece as a sharp PNG with no watermark at all. The PDF version adds only a small credit line at the foot of the page. There is no account and no paywall on export, because the whole tool runs on your device rather than on metered servers.

Can I add real charts to the infographic?

Yes, and they are live charts, not clip art: add a bar, line, pie, or doughnut chart, type your labels and numbers into the data editor, and the chart redraws instantly in the template's colors. Then drag it anywhere on the canvas and resize it like any other element.

Can I edit the text directly on the canvas?

Yes. Single-click selects an element so you can drag, resize, layer, or delete it; double-click puts your cursor right in the text so you type in place, exactly where the words will appear. No side-panel form fields.

What sizes can I make an infographic in?

Four canvas formats cover the common jobs: the classic tall infographic for blogs and Pinterest, A4 for printed handouts, square for social feeds, and story format for Instagram and TikTok. Exports come out at full resolution for the format you chose.

Is my infographic data private?

Yes. Infographics are usually made from numbers that have not been published yet, and here everything runs in your browser: the editor, the charts, and the export. Drafts save to your device's local storage and to JSON files you keep. Nothing uploads.

How do I save my infographic and keep editing later?

The tool autosaves your work in the browser, so it is there when you come back on the same device. For drafts you want to keep or move, use Save file to download a JSON of the whole design and Load file to pick it up again anywhere.

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