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AI infographic generator: from a list of facts to a graphic you can post

October 14, 2026

Paste the facts, the numbers or the paragraph, say what the infographic is for and what shape it should be, and nixm lays it out in the conversation: headline, sections, real charts drawn from your figures, and simple icons drawn into the layout. Generated pictures come one per message, beside it. Change it by talking ("make the stat bigger", "three columns", "warmer colours") and ask for the code to take it with you. One credit per message, two per generated image, no account to start.

How to make an infographic with AI

  1. Paste the content. Open nixm and give it the raw material: the five statistics, the steps of the process, the before-and-after numbers, the paragraph from the report. Real facts make a real infographic; the AI's job is layout, not invention.
  2. Say the shape and the place. "Tall, for Instagram." "Wide, for the top of a blog post." "A4, for a handout." "A timeline." "A comparison of two options." The shape decides the layout.
  3. Watch it draw. The infographic appears live in the conversation: a headline, the sections, big numbers where you gave numbers, charts drawn from your figures rather than pictures of charts.
  4. Add pictures where they help. Icons and simple shapes are drawn into the layout itself: "an icon for each step". For a photo or an illustration, ask for one per message, "a header image of a city at night", generated to match and shown in the conversation beside the infographic, two credits each, with a free account.
  5. Fix it by talking. "The 40 percent should be the biggest thing on the page." "Swap sections 2 and 3." "Less text, more white space." "Our brand colours are navy and coral." Each change redraws it, one credit a message.
  6. Open it big and take it. The fullscreen icon shows it at size. Ask for the code and you get a file that opens in any browser; screenshot it at the size you need for the post. A download button is on the way.

What an AI infographic is good for

  • A set of statistics that would be a boring paragraph: the survey results, the quarter's numbers, the "did you know" facts.
  • A process: how to apply, how the product works, the five steps, laid out left to right or top to bottom.
  • A comparison: plan A vs plan B, before vs after, us vs them, as two columns that line up.
  • A timeline: the company's history, the project's milestones, the year in review.
  • A one-page explainer for something people keep asking about.

What makes the difference between good and generic

Most infographic tools give you a template with placeholder numbers, and the result looks like every other one. The way to avoid that here is to give the AI your actual material and one clear instruction about hierarchy: which single thing the reader should see first. "The headline is 3x faster; everything else supports it" produces a graphic with a point. A list of ten equal facts produces a poster nobody reads. Then name the style once, in plain words, and keep it: "flat, two colours, big type" or "photographic, dark, editorial".

Charts that are real

When you paste numbers, the charts on the infographic are drawn from them, not generated as pictures. That matters: a generated image of a bar chart has bars of the wrong height and labels that say nothing. A drawn chart has your values. The graph article covers the chart types and how to ask for them; the same requests work inside an infographic.

Free AI infographic generator: the honest version

You can start with no account and build a text-and-chart infographic for one credit a message. Generated images take a free account with starter credits and cost two credits each. There is no subscription, no watermark and no template gallery. The infographic lives in a signal, nixm's version of a conversation. When you are signed in, its newest version stays there; send the link and the other person sees the graphic and can ask for changes, without seeing your messages. The signal dissolves seven days after it was made unless you extend it.

frequently asked

Can AI make an infographic from text?

Yes. Paste the facts, numbers or paragraph into nixm, say the shape and the purpose, and the infographic is laid out live in the conversation with charts drawn from your figures.

Does the AI infographic generator use my real numbers?

Yes. Charts are drawn from the values you paste, not generated as pictures, so the bars and labels are correct. Icons are drawn into the layout; a generated picture, such as a header photo, is made one per message and shown beside it.

Can I change the infographic after it is made?

Yes, by describing the change: hierarchy, order, colours, amount of text, layout. Each change redraws it for one credit.

Can I download the infographic?

Ask for the code and you get a file that opens in any browser; screenshot it at the size you need. A download button is on the way.

Is there a free AI infographic generator with no watermark?

nixm has no watermark and no subscription. A text-and-chart infographic needs no account; generated images take a free account with starter credits, then two credits each.

What size should an infographic be for social media?

Tall for Instagram and Pinterest, square for feeds, wide for a blog header or LinkedIn. Say the platform in the request and the layout is made for that shape.

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