Turn text into an infographic.
Paste your notes. Each line becomes a designed card, step, or block, right here in your browser.
First line is the title. One idea per line. Label: detail adds a description; indent two spaces to branch.
How to use the text to infographic.
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Paste your text.
Start with a title line, then one idea per line. Add a colon to give an idea a short description.
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Pick a layout.
Switch between cards, a path, numbered steps, or a pyramid. The preview redraws as you type.
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Download or keep going.
Save a PNG or SVG, or open it in the editor for palettes, fonts, more layouts, and AI drafting.
Start from a template.
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Questions, answered.
What text format works best?
Put a title on the first line, optionally starting with #. Then write one idea per line as Label: description. Bullets and numbered lists work too; the markers are removed.
How long can my text be?
Up to 50 main ideas and 150 items in total. Infographics read best with three to eight short items, so keep labels brief and move detail into descriptions.
Can I change colors and fonts?
Open the diagram in the editor to choose palettes, a custom brand color, typography, a hand-drawn finish, and over 280 more layouts.
Is this text to infographic tool 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.
Can I use the infographic commercially?
Yes. What you make is yours to use in slides, documents, social posts, and client work.
