GraphicInfo positions itself as an online infographic maker powered by AI. Instead of building a layout from scratch in a traditional design tool, you start with a prompt: describe the topic, the audience, and the visual direction, optionally attach text or image references, pick an aspect ratio, and the tool assembles a complete HTML infographic with a structured narrative. Presets such as editorial, data report, timeline, comparison, explainer, and social post give the generator a starting style so results arrive closer to usable.
What separates it from many prompt-to-image tools is editability. The output is not a frozen picture: the maker exposes an editable canvas where individual elements can be selected and their text, fonts, colors, size, position, and layer order adjusted by hand. When you would rather describe the change, the chat-based agent handles revisions such as rewriting a section, restyling a block, reorganizing the story, or adding visuals, so you can iterate without regenerating the whole piece.
A second workflow targets existing assets. The 'edit text in image' feature accepts PNG, JPEG, and WebP uploads, detects text automatically or lets you draw a selection over a region, and then replaces the wording with AI - useful for correcting typos, swapping headlines, or updating labels when the source design file is long gone. The site notes that AI edits may alter nearby details and asks users to review results before exporting. GraphicInfo works on a credit system: generating an infographic consumes credits (the landing page shows sample figures that vary by resolution and quality), uploading images is free, and detection plus edits consume credits, while subsequent instant edits in the editor are described as free. Final designs can be exported as PNG, JPEG, or WebP, and a free entry point makes it possible to try the maker before committing to a paid plan.
