Is the infographic editable?
Yes. Edit titles, data values, sections, chart types, colors and text. Save an editable JSON project, or open the SVG in vector software.
Turn your notes, statistics or structured datasets into a polished visual story. Fine-tune every chart and word, then export a crisp graphic or save an editable project.
Import data → Review → Design → Export · All processing stays in this browser
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Editable vector design · fully local
Download a resolution-independent vector design, high-quality PNG, or a JSON project you can reopen and continue editing.
SVG retains text and chart shapes as vector elements. JSON preserves all editable data. PDF uses your browser's print dialog. No watermarks or paid features.
Yes. Edit titles, data values, sections, chart types, colors and text. Save an editable JSON project, or open the SVG in vector software.
Core generation uses deterministic layout and parsing, not a remote generative model. Supported browsers can optionally refine wording through their built-in on-device language model.
Your supplied data remains in your browser. There is no account, upload endpoint or paid model API. The optional built-in model runs locally when supported.
Yes. Import label/value tables with numeric measures. Check the chart and footnotes before publishing; the studio never verifies your underlying statistics.
The editor could not initialize. Your locally saved project files are not affected.
Model suggestions may be inaccurate. Your data and chart values will not change. Compare the proposed text before applying.
Creating your infographic…
Import notes or structured data, generate a layout and review chart units, source text and truncation warnings. Edit sections and optionally review AI wording suggestions before applying them. Save JSON before leaving and export the required visual.
Default generation is rule-based, not an LLM. Optional LanguageModel wording depends on a compatible browser/secure context and requires review; it does not change numeric values. Mixed chart units are not plotted as comparable measures. Design/input/section/pixel budgets apply; some labels/items may shorten visually with warnings. SVG is editable vector content; PDF uses browser printing. Projects can be saved to JSON. Small local recovery drafts are kept when browser storage permits.
Start with a small dataset in the supported CSV or JSON format, add a title and notes, then choose a chart or graphic layout. Default wording and numeric presentation are rule-based; optional browser LanguageModel wording is a separate step and does not change supplied values.
Authored example: Compare monthly library visits using one consistent unit and a clear date range. Check source rows against chart labels, then add a note explaining the period without implying a cause for the change.
Limits and wording: Optional AI wording depends on browser support and a secure context; it requires factual review and cannot alter numeric values. Mixed units are not presented as comparable measures. Input, section, pixel and design budgets apply, and crowded labels may be shortened with warnings. Review project data before sharing.
No. Default layouts and numeric values are rule-based. Optional browser wording proposes text and does not change or verify the numbers.
SVG is the vector export. PDF uses browser printing; project JSON stores supported data and settings.