AI Infographic Generator
Turn your verified points, numbers or steps into one portrait infographic. Supply the exact content and choose a process, comparison, timeline or number-card layout. Describe your colors, then review every label and connection before adding the image to a report, lesson or post.
Style examples created with GPT Image 2.5
How it works
Write the exact title, short labels, numbers and units. Say whether you want a process, comparison or timeline. Add a clear reference image if helpful.
Create one 1K image in a 3:4 frame for 8 YouArt credits. The result appears for you to review.
Compare every word, number and arrow with your source at full size. Download the image once it communicates the intended information clearly.
Make it your own
Paste the title, labels, units and numbers you want shown. The image organizes that content; it does not research a subject or verify a source for you.
Ask for numbered steps, aligned comparison columns or a chronological line. State the order and arrow direction so the visual supports the meaning.
Specify a small color palette, short labels and a few useful icons. One focused topic leaves more room for readable type than a page packed with paragraphs.
Prompt ideas
The examples use fictional project and activity data. Replace it with your own verified content; do not ask the image to invent statistics.
Title "FROM IDEA TO LAUNCH". Four downward-linked steps: "1 BRIEF", "2 DRAFT", "3 REVIEW", "4 LAUNCH". Cobalt and coral, simple icons, no extra text.
Title "CHOOSE YOUR SESSION". Columns QUICK: "30 MIN", "1 TOPIC", "5 PEOPLE"; DEEP: "60 MIN", "3 TOPICS", "10 PEOPLE". Align matching rows. Blue and amber.
Title "PROJECT TIMELINE". One vertical chronological line: "JAN — IDEA", "FEB — DRAFT", "MAR — TEST", "APR — LAUNCH". Plum and peach, four dots, no other text.
Ways to use it
Pull out the few verified figures that matter and give each a large, clear number card. Keep the original source alongside your published image.
Show the stages of a process with short labels and unambiguous arrows. Check that the image keeps the order you supplied.
Give readers a short comparison or timeline they can scan in one image. Split a dense subject into separate images.
This generator uses 8 credits for one 1K image. Membership credits work across YouArt image, video, audio, and workflow tools.
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