Turn what you already have into one designed graphic
Infographics reads the document, page or brief you give it for its actual structure — the steps, the layers, the numbers — then designs one graphic at the exact size you choose, with every label drawn as live text instead of a flat image.
- Numbers and steps, never invented
- Exact size: portrait, square, landscape
- Live text, not a flat image
What you give it
- What to make it from
- A document, page or report from your Gallery. Every label and number in the graphic comes from it, verbatim.
- What it should show
- Your own words on what to emphasize from the source — or, with no source picked, exactly what to draw.
- Size to make
- Portrait 4:5 (1080×1350), square 1:1 (1080×1080), or landscape 16:9 (1920×1080) — the exact canvas it designs for.
What it does
- Extract the factual structure from your source or your brief — steps, layers, parts or numbers
- Select the form that fits: timeline for dates, pyramid for hierarchy, chart for quantities
- Design it in your brand at the size you chose, using CSS and live text rather than a flat image
What you get
Who it's for
The one graphic a deck or post needs today
You have a process, a stack or a set of numbers and need it as one designed visual, not a slide full of bullet points, before the deck or the post goes out.
Teams without a designer to spare
Nobody in-house is free to draw a pyramid or a timeline from scratch. Infographics picks the form that fits the structure and draws it in your brand.
Turning a document into something people actually look at
A report, a spec, a set of stats — pick the item from your Gallery and get back the one graphic that explains it at a glance instead of the whole document.
Why a timeline, not a flowchart
Someone picked a Gallery item describing their client onboarding process — five steps, each with a short label and a rough duration — and set the size to portrait for a feed post. Infographics read the steps verbatim, chose a timeline form rather than a generic flowchart, and drew five connected stages in brand color with the duration under each label as live text, not baked into an image. No step was reworded and no duration was rounded to something that looked tidier; where the source didn't give a duration, the stage just carried no number rather than a guessed one.
Questions worth asking
Will it invent numbers or steps I didn't give it?
No. It extracts structure, steps and numbers directly from your source and is built to never invent a step, layer, percentage or date. If what you picked doesn't have clear structure in it, it stops and asks you for something that does, rather than filling the gap.
An AI infographic is going to be a chart with a gradient on it, isn't it?
It maps your structure to whatever form actually fits it — for example, a timeline for stages over time, a pyramid for parts that build on each other, or a chart for quantities — and draws that as real geometry in CSS, rather than dropping your words into one fixed template.
Can it design from just a brief, with no source document?
Yes. If you don't pick a Gallery item, it draws exactly what your brief describes. A source just means every label and number in the result is pulled verbatim rather than written from your description.
This is just a small piece of what DesignTech AI can do. Check out the full benefits below.
A brand kit built from your own website
Every app draws from the same governed brand kit, read once from what you already publish.
Every format from one source
Point an app at a page, a deck or a report and get the format it needs, not a copy-paste job.
Credits that work across every app
One balance, spent wherever you run it — no per-app plan to pick or upgrade.
Approval before anything is made
Every run stops for your sign-off on the plan before it spends a credit making the work.
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