AI Infographic Generator

In the vast majority of cases, yes. The generator runs on GPT Image 2.5 Flare, the tier OpenAI tuned for dense in-image text, and your topic and bullets are quoted into the prompt verbatim with an explicit no-substitutions instruction. Long paragraphs are still the main failure mode, so keep each bullet to roughly a dozen words and regenerate if a label comes out wrong.

Three to eight. The template only forwards the first eight lines, because in-image text rendering degrades noticeably past that. If you have more to say, split the content across two infographics or move the long-form copy out of the image.

Match the type to the shape of your content: timeline for dated milestones, process for ordered steps, comparison for two options, statistical for metrics and charts, hierarchical for a ranking, list for tips and checklists, geographic for regional data, how-to for instructions.

Yes. Choose the Brand Palette scheme for one core hue plus a single accent, or type your own scheme into the colour field — hex codes work well and are the strongest lever for consistent colour across sections.

Start at 1K while you are comparing layouts, then re-run the version you like at 2K or 4K. 2K is comfortable for slides and social, 4K for posters and print. 2K and 4K require a Pro plan.

Four credits at 1K, eight at 2K and sixteen at 4K. Credits map one-to-one to US cents of provider cost, so a 1K infographic costs about four cents to produce and is priced at exactly that.