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Free process infographic maker.

Give each step a line. Get a numbered, designed process that's easy to follow at a glance.

Your text

First line is the title. One idea per line. Label: detail adds a description; indent two spaces to branch.

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More layouts, palettes, and fonts. No account needed.

How to use the process infographic maker.

01
List the steps.
One step per line, in order, under a title. Add a colon and a short instruction to each step.
02
Pick a style.
Numbered steps for instructions, a staircase for building momentum, a funnel for narrowing stages, a cycle for repeating work.
03
Download or refine.
Save PNG or SVG, or open it in the editor for palettes, fonts, and more layouts.

Start from a template.

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Steps

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Staircase

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Funnel

Questions, answered.

How many steps should a process infographic have?

Three to six steps are easiest to follow. If you have more, group related steps or try the winding layout in the editor.

Does the funnel show real numbers?

No. The funnel's widths show the order of stages, not quantities. For real conversion numbers, use a chart layout in the editor.

Are steps numbered automatically?

Yes. Steps are numbered in the order you write them, so you don't need to type numbers. Leading 1. or 1) markers are removed.

Is this process infographic maker really free?

Yes. You can write, preview, switch layouts, and download a PNG or SVG without an account or a card. Signing up is only needed for AI drafting and cloud sync.

Does this page use AI?

No. The preview follows your lines exactly: each line becomes an item, a colon adds a description, and indentation adds a branch. Nothing is invented. If you want AI to draft or rewrite a diagram, open it in the editor and sign up for 10 free AI credits a month.

Is my text uploaded anywhere?

No. The diagram is drawn in your browser. When you choose Open in editor, it's saved to this browser's local storage, not to a server, unless you sign in and turn on sync.

What's the difference from the flowchart maker?

The flowchart maker focuses on connected flows and loops. This tool focuses on numbered, instructional steps with room for detail.