AI Infographic Generator

The Img ai AI Infographic Generator typesets facts you already trust into one finished raster image. Give it a title, an audience, and the facts as plain lines. Choose a layout, an art direction, a palette, a frame, and a resolution, then download a PNG. It arranges what you give it. It does not research, check, or edit anything.

Your infographic brief

GPT Image 2 · 2K

20–2400 characters. The model typesets these lines and is told to add nothing.

Layout

Style

Palette

Aspect ratio

Resolution

PNG, JPG, WebP · one file · 20 MB. Steers color and mood only.

One infographic12 credits

Read every figure at full size before you publish. Pricing

Concept of a wide timeline infographic with four dated launch milestones

Concept example · your result will appear here

Facts in, one picture out

What people make with it

Explain a product or an onboarding flow

A five-step onboarding graphic for a help center or a sales deck. Write the steps in order, one per line, in the wording support will use, and pick the process layout. Keep each step short and numbered. Ambiguous lines get rephrased.

Publish a launch or event timeline

A launch calendar or a roadmap with dated milestones. Supply each date and label exactly as it should print and choose the timeline layout, wide for a slide or tall for a feed. Dates go wrong first on long lists, so stay under eight stops.

Turn a short table into a data explainer

Four to six figures with labels and a source line for a report summary. Paste the numbers as text. There is no CSV upload and no live chart. A typo in the facts becomes a typo in the image.

How to make an infographic from your facts

  1. Prepare the facts

    Confirm every number, unit, date, name, and spelling first. The title and the audience take up to 80 characters each. The facts take plain lines, 20 to 2400 characters in total. The model is told to invent nothing. What you paste is what you audit.

  2. Set the hierarchy and the format

    Pick one of five layouts, five art directions, and five palettes. Choose a frame of 2:3, 3:4, 1:1, 9:16, or 16:9 and a resolution of 1K, 2K, or 4K. The square frame tops out at 2K, so 4K greys out when you pick it. Optionally attach one brand reference in JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 20 MB.

  3. Generate and audit

    Sign in, read the credit quote on the button, and generate one image. Compare every figure, label, and date with your source at full size. A wrong line means fixing the input and running again. Results stay in My Creations.

Timeline, process, and data story

Concept examples you can recreate

These AI-generated concept illustrations show the kind of layout the workbench can target. Every figure in them is illustrative sample data, and none is evidence of a particular Img ai run.

Concept of a wide timeline infographic with four dated launch milestones

AI-generated concept example, not a measured Img ai result. Dates are illustrative sample data.

A product launch timeline for a slide

A dated rail on a 16:9 slide. The four milestones are illustrative sample data written for this example. Keep each stop to a date and a few words.

Read the starting brief

Title: Atlas 2 launch plan. Audience: retail partners. Facts (illustrative sample): 14 Jan research locked. 3 Mar closed beta. 21 Apr preorders. 2 Jun launch.

Suggested starting point: Timeline · 16:9 · 2K

Concept of a process infographic with five numbered onboarding steps and connectors

AI-generated concept example, not a measured Img ai result. Step names are illustrative sample content.

Five onboarding steps for a help center

Numbered steps with connectors make sequence the primary read. The step names are illustrative sample content. Number the lines yourself so the order is in the text.

Read the starting brief

Title: Getting started in five steps. Audience: new workspace admins. Facts (illustrative sample): 1. Create the workspace. 2. Invite the team. 3. Connect a data source. 4. Build a report. 5. Schedule the digest.

Suggested starting point: Process · 1:1 · 2K

Concept of a tall data-story infographic with three large statistics and short labels

AI-generated concept example, not a measured Img ai result. Every number is illustrative sample data.

A subscription retention data story

Large figures with one-line labels suit a report summary. Every figure here is illustrative sample data, invented for the example and labelled so in the source line. The model typesets a source line without checking it.

Read the starting brief

Title: Q2 retention snapshot. Audience: leadership team. Facts (illustrative sample): 91% monthly retention. 2.4% voluntary churn. 38 days to second purchase. Source: illustrative sample data, not a survey.

Suggested starting point: Data story · 3:4 · 2K

Know the edges before you start

What it does not do

  • No CSV, spreadsheet, or chart-data import. Paste figures as text lines. The image draws your numbers as type, not as a chart bound to data.
  • One flattened PNG. No editable layers, no SVG, no PPTX, no PDF. Fix wording by changing the input and generating again.
  • Five fixed palettes and one optional brand reference. No custom hex values and no brand kit. The reference steers the look. It does not guarantee exact colors or logo geometry.
  • One image per run. No seeds, no negative prompts, no candidate grids. The same brief produces a different image each time.
  • The model does not research, verify, or correct facts, and it can still misspell a label or shift a digit. You supply the facts and you check the output.

Img ai vs Piktochart vs Venngage

This compares public product descriptions, checked on 6 September 2026, to help you pick a starting point. It is not a quality ranking and does not claim that one tool makes a more accurate infographic than another.

Img ai

Approved facts that need to become one finished raster image without an editor.

Type the title, audience, and facts, choose layout, art direction, palette, frame, and resolution, optionally attach a brand reference, and download a PNG.

Choose it when the deliverable is a single picture and you would rather rerun than drag boxes. Nothing in the output is editable.

Open the infographic tool

Piktochart

An AI first draft that continues into a general visual editor.

Piktochart describes generating an editable infographic draft from a prompt, pasted text, or an uploaded document, then editing text, colors, icons, and layout in its editor.

Evaluate it when you expect to keep editing after generation. Confirm current plan limits and exports on their site.

Read the product overview

Venngage

Business infographics with editable charts, brand kits, and team templates.

Venngage advertises an AI design generator, a chart and map library, brand kits, team templates, accessibility checks, and PNG, PDF, PPTX, and HTML export.

Evaluate it when charts must stay bound to data or a brand kit must apply across a team. Confirm current plan access and exports on their site.

Read the product overview

Reach for Img ai when the facts are final and the deliverable is a picture. It skips the editor, which is the point when you need a slide, a feed post, or a report figure and would rather rerun than nudge. Reach for Piktochart or Venngage when work continues after generation, charts must stay bound to data, several people edit one file, or a brand kit must apply everywhere. Those needs are structural and a raster generator cannot meet them.

Credits and output

A 1K infographic costs 10 credits, 2K costs 12, and 4K costs 18. The button shows the cost before you submit, and Pricing lists the plans. The result is one PNG raster with an opaque background, kept in My Creations for later download. Plans without the no-watermark benefit download a watermarked file. Open the download at full size and read every line. A preview hides a wrong digit.

Questions before your first infographic

Does the AI Infographic Generator research or verify facts?

No. It typesets the title, audience, and facts you type, and the prompt tells the model to add nothing. It cannot look anything up and can still misspell a word or shift a digit. Verify before you paste and audit the image before you publish.

Can I import a CSV or chart data?

No. There is no data import and no chart engine. Paste a short set of figures as text lines with labels and units, and the result draws them as type. A chart that must stay bound to a dataset needs a chart tool.

What does the brand reference image do?

You may attach one JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 20 MB. The model treats it as a visual-language reference and is told not to copy unrelated text from it. It steers mood, shapes, and color. It is not a saved brand kit and does not guarantee exact hex values or logo geometry.

What format is the output, and can I edit it?

One PNG raster with an opaque background at 1K, 2K, or 4K in the frame you chose, except the square frame, which tops out at 2K. No layers, no vector paths, no text objects, and no SVG, PPTX, or PDF export. Changing a word means editing the brief and generating again.

What does a run cost, and what happens if it fails?

10 credits at 1K, 12 at 2K, and 18 at 4K, reserved when you submit and returned if the run fails. If your connection drops after submitting, the page recovers the same request instead of starting a second paid run. Check My Creations before submitting again.

Can I use a generated infographic commercially?

That depends on your Img ai plan and on the rights you hold in the facts, names, logos, and reference image you supplied. Check the plan terms. You remain responsible for every claim the image makes.

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