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Free AI Infographic Generator

Name a topic or list your points. Craiyon lays them out as one clear infographic, with a title, sections, icons and labels.

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A digital infographic titled 'Phases of the Moon' illustrates the lunar cycle with four labeled phases arranged in a circular orbit around a central Earth.
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A vintage-style educational illustration depicts the life cycle of a sea turtle, showing eggs in the sand, hatchlings moving to the ocean, a turtle growing in the sea, and an adult returning to the nest.
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An educational infographic illustration titled 'How Bike Gears Work' with numbered labels pointing to the pedals, chainring, chain, cassette, and derailleur of a bicycle.
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A circular illustration titled 'Die vier Jahreszeiten' depicts a single tree divided into four quadrants representing spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
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A colorful educational poster titled 'PARTS OF SPEECH' features four numbered sections, each illustrating a grammatical concept with a cartoon puppy: '01 NOUN dog', '02 VERB run', '03 ADJECTIVE big', and '04 ADVERB quickly'.
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A clay-style illustration depicting the evolution of the telephone, featuring four distinct devices labeled with the years 1876, 1973, 1992, and 2007, connected by coiled cords on a light-colored background.
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A diagram illustrating the rock cycle with a cross-section of a volcano, featuring labels in Spanish for magma, cooling, igneous rock, erosion, sedimentary rock, pressure and heat, metamorphic rock, and melting.
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A stylized, layered infographic illustration showing the five layers of the Earth's atmosphere, labeled from 1 to 5 starting from the troposphere at the bottom to the exosphere at the top.
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An isometric infographic titled 'Great Rivers of the World' displays six stylized, square-cut landscape blocks, each featuring a different river, including the Mississippi, Amazon, Danube, Nile, Yangtze, and Murray, with iconic landmarks or wildlife associated with each.
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A cross-section diagram of the Earth showing its four layers labeled as crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core.
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An educational illustration depicting the five stages of a frog's life cycle, arranged in a circular flow around a central lily pond.
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A claymation-style infographic titled 'How a Submarine Dives' illustrates the four-step process of a submarine's buoyancy control using orange clay submarines against a blue ocean background.
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A watercolor-style illustration of a team meeting with five people sitting around a round table, followed by a numbered list of agenda items including wins, project updates, blockers, next steps, and questions.
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An educational poster titled 'Fractions with Pizza' displays four circular pizza illustrations, each divided into different fractional parts with corresponding text labels.
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An illustrated timeline titled 'Ancient Egypt Through Time' depicts key historical milestones including the unification of Egypt, the Great Pyramid, the Rosetta Stone, and the Roman occupation, set along the Nile River.
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A vintage-style educational poster titled 'Anatomy of a Newsletter' displays a diagram of a newsletter layout with six numbered parts, including a subject line, header, hero image, main story, call to action, and footer.
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A stylized 3D isometric map of Brazil displays its six major biomes, each labeled with a numbered pin and corresponding name.
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A vintage-style educational illustration titled 'How Glaciers Carve Valleys' showing four sequential stages of glacial formation and erosion.
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A blueprint-style educational diagram on a blue grid background illustrates the three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas, using particle models and corresponding icons of an ice cube, a water drop, and a curl of steam.
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An illustrated map showing the migration route of swallows between Europe and Africa, labeled with four stages: gathering in autumn, flying south, wintering in Africa, and returning in spring.
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A technical blueprint diagram of a turbofan jet engine on a blue background, labeled with its five main components.
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A graphic design poster illustrating a SWOT analysis with the letters S, W, O, and T, each containing a corresponding icon: a trophy, a broken shield, an open door, and a storm cloud.
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A chalkboard sign titled 'Times Table Tricks' displays four mathematical multiplication tips with accompanying illustrations of cherries, a star, a rocket, and building blocks.
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An infographic titled 'The Olympic Games' displays a timeline with five icons representing key historical milestones, including Ancient Olympia, the start of the modern games, the first Winter Games, the first Paralympics, and the 2024 Paris games.
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Infographic collections

Science Infographics

Science Infographics

School Infographics

School Infographics

How Things Work

How Things Work

Nature and Animal Infographics

Nature and Animal Infographics

Timelines

Timelines

Step-by-Step Guides

Step-by-Step Guides

Health and Wellness Infographics

Health and Wellness Infographics

Food and Recipe Infographics

Food and Recipe Infographics

Geography and Travel Infographics

Geography and Travel Infographics

Business and Marketing Infographics

Business and Marketing Infographics

Infographics in Our Languages

Infographics in Our Languages

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How it works

Name the topic, or list your points

Write a topic like "the water cycle", or the exact points to show: "5 tips for better sleep: ...". Add a look if you like: "flat icons", "hand-drawn", "dark mode".

Put your exact words in quotes

Words in quotes appear as you wrote them, in your language. Short labels read best: a title and a few words for each section.

Fix a word, or make a series

Retouch fixes a word or a number on your infographic. Keep the same look words and change the topic for a matching series. Check facts and figures before you share it.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I make an infographic with AI?
    Describe the topic in the box: a process, a timeline, a comparison, tips or facts. Craiyon draws it as one infographic, with a title, sections, icons and short labels. Add a look if you like: flat, hand-drawn, minimal or colorful.
  • Can I choose the exact text?
    Yes. Put the words in quotes, the title and each label: they appear as you wrote them, in your language. Short labels come out cleanest, and Retouch fixes a word on your own infographic.
  • What kinds of infographics can I make?
    How-it-works diagrams, step-by-step guides, timelines, comparisons, simple charts, mind maps, recipe cards and school posters. Say which one you want, or just name the topic.
  • Are the facts on my infographic correct?
    Craiyon draws the information you give it and common knowledge stated plainly, but it can still get a word or a number wrong. Write the exact figures and words you need, and check them before you share or print.
  • Can I make it wide or square?
    Infographics come in portrait by default, the shape they are read and shared in. Write "wide", "square" or a ratio like "16:9" in your request for another shape.
  • Can I use my infographics in class, in slides or on social media?
    Yes, for personal, school or commercial use, as long as you follow the Terms of Use. Free images carry a small watermark and need a credit to Craiyon; subscribers download them without it.