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We curate the best infographic and data visualization examples and put them all in one easy to navigate place. Whether you're looking for ideas, or just regular posters, take a look around our website.
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Submit Your infographics via our simple form. Make sure you include accurate information to help us approve it!
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FAQ
The best infographics normally are designed by a professional graphic designer. They also tend to shed light on a certain subject in a lot of detail, with well researched statistics and facts.
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People who create infographics can use our site as a promotional tool for their content and their business. There are many sites like Infographic Website, but our goal is to be the easiest to use.
You can browse our gallery to see some of the best infographics around.
We want all submissions to be easy to find for our visitors. If you’re looking for new pieces, perhaps to compliment your blog post, our goal is to help you find exactly what you’re looking for in our directory through categorization, tags and our search system.
Our infographic directory was created with the idea of making it easier to find and share posts for everyone.
We share submissions on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and occasionally Instagram. Our website is also syndicated by various other services. You can be sure that when we share an infographic, it’s going to spread across the web through multiple channels.
We would recommend professionally designing infographics with the tools in Adobe Suite. Primarily, you would want to use Illustrator to create any illustrations and to structure your work, and you can use Photoshop to edit any images you’d like to include.
There are websites that allow you to create infographics, but we wouldn’t consider these to be “software”.
Using a website like Canva can make it really quick and easy to put together simple infographics. The free tier provides plenty of options for text, shapes, icons and images. You can upgrade to the Pro option if you want access to even more options, and a few other upgrades such as the ability to export .png files with transparent backgrounds.
Here are some tips to help you create effective infographics:
- Have a solid topic first. Knowing what point you want to prove, or information you want to provide, is key before starting. It’ll make everything much easier to put together.
- Do in depth research. Take some time to really dig deep into your research and make sure your points are valid.
- Pick only the best points from your research. Although you may have a hundred different statistics, 10-20 points are more than enough. Make sure every point is relevant to your topic.
- Try to tell a story. Every infographic should have a beginning, a middle and an end. Start your infographic by explaining the topic and why it matters. Then provide more information and demonstrate your key points. End your information with a conclusion.
- Use simple visuals to help people understand the numbers. Not everyone is mathematically inclined, and infographics serve the purpose of visually representing data.
- Promote your infographic. Using a free submission website like ours will help get more exposure for your findings.
- Make sure it’s high quality/resolution. Infographics are normally quite large, and when uploaded online they’ll get compressed and often shown in a relatively small area of a page. Bear this is mind when designing your infographic to make sure all text is easy to read.
- Make sure the title is nice and large. For the same reason as above, most people will see a thumbnail of your infographic before seeing the full thing. If you have a nice, large, easy to read title, it’s much more likely people will click yours as opposed to others on the same topic.