What is GraphicInfo?
GraphicInfo is an infographic maker that turns a written brief and reference material into an editable visual layout. Users can describe the topic, audience, and intended style, then refine the result either through conversation or on the canvas. The product is useful when the information is already available but needs a clearer visual hierarchy, such as a process, comparison, timeline, or concise data-led explanation.
Move between instructions and direct edits
The system builds an HTML-based infographic and lets users request changes to wording, style, organization, or visuals. Canvas controls cover text, fonts, colors, size, position, and layer order. Image and text references can inform the brief, and aspect ratio is selectable. Finished designs can be exported as PNG, JPEG, or WebP images for use elsewhere.
Design the reading order before decorating
Give the brief one main takeaway and arrange the supporting facts in the order a reader needs them. Supply exact values and source notes rather than asking the tool to invent data. After generation, check labels, units, and the relationship between visual size and numerical meaning. Preview the image at its final display size, and simplify any area that becomes unreadable or competes with the central point.
Features to explore
- Prompt-to-infographic creation
- Reference uploads
- Chat-based revisions
- Direct canvas editing
- PNG, JPEG, and WebP export
Who is GraphicInfo for?
Best for educators, marketers, analysts, and content teams turning a defined set of facts into a visual explanation. It is useful when the draft needs both rapid layout exploration and precise manual corrections before being shared.
Before you get started
Check every number, label, and visual comparison against the source. An editable HTML canvas does not imply every export remains editable; confirm output dimensions, accessibility needs, and rights to any uploaded reference images.
This introduction is independently written from public product information. It is not a hands-on review. Features and plans may change; confirm current details with the provider.
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