GraphicInfo

GraphicInfo is a generative image tool. An AI infographic maker that turns a prompt and reference files into a fully editable HTML infographic, which you can then revise by chat or adjust element by element on a visual canvas before exporting as PNG, JPEG or WebP.

GraphicInfo is a browser-based infographic maker built around a single idea: the AI should give you a finished, editable design rather than a flat picture. You write a brief (topic, audience, key facts, aspect ratio) and attach reference images or text if you have them. The agent then returns a complete HTML infographic with a structured visual story. Because the output is HTML and not a rendered bitmap, every headline, chart label and block stays selectable and adjustable after generation. The workflow splits into two modes that share one workspace. The first is conversational: you keep talking to the agent and ask it to rewrite copy, restyle a section, reorganize the order or add supporting visuals without rebuilding from scratch. The second is direct manipulation: a visual canvas lets you select any element and change text, fonts, colors, size, position and layer order by hand. In practice most people generate a rough version, iterate two or three times in chat, then switch to the canvas for typography and spacing fixes. GraphicInfo ships with preset skills that steer the layout logic: Editorial for magazine-like hierarchy, Data report for charts and KPIs, Timeline for chronological milestones, Comparison for side-by-side trade-offs, Explainer for educational structure, and Social post for bold, fast-reading graphics. Aspect ratios cover landscape 16:9, portrait 9:16 and square 1:1, and finished work exports as PNG, JPEG or WebP. It suits marketers, analysts, educators and founders who need report visuals, process explainers or social graphics but do not want to start from a blank template. The closest alternatives are template libraries where you drag blocks yourself, or pure image generators that cannot be edited. GraphicInfo sits between them: AI assembly plus a working editing surface.