Infographic Studio - Charts, Tables & Visual Stories

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Shift-click to select multiple objects · Group to move together · Drag corners to resize · Arrow keys nudge

Using Infographic Studio

Start with a template, edit its text or data and arrange charts, tables and local images. Save a project backup before exporting an image, SVG or single-page raster PDF.

Group movement is supported, but bounding-box group resize and rotation are not. Image crop focus changes framing rather than editing source pixels. System fonts and external SVG viewers can affect typography; browser autosave has limits.

Choose editable infographic content or a visual handoff

Project backup: preserve supported text, data, layout and objects for editing.

SVG: share supported vector artwork, checking typography in the destination viewer.

PNG: create a raster image at the selected export scale.

PDF: share a single rasterized page; it is not an editable vector document or a project backup.

Practice: a fictional project summary

Choose a template and replace its heading with Draft project summary.

Add a short chart or table with clearly labeled fictional values and a note explaining what they represent.

Check labels and image framing, save the project, then export a viewing copy.

This is an authored layout exercise, not factual research or a generated infographic.

Infographic layout questions

Can I resize or rotate a whole group by its bounding box?

Grouping supports moving objects together; it does not provide group bounding-box resizing or rotation. Inspect individual objects when changing size or orientation.

Does changing image crop focus alter the original picture?

Crop focus changes how the image is framed in the layout. It is not source-pixel editing. Keep original artwork and the editable project separately, and check font appearance when sharing SVG with another system.