Choose a template to add its sample as a reference image. Enter the content you want to show, then generate your infographic.
Create infographics with Raphael AI. Choose a reference sample from 30 templates, enter your subject, text, and data, and generate timelines, comparisons, process guides, and visual explanations.
Explore 30 layouts, from illustrated lists and timelines to comic explainers and research summaries. The examples show how different subjects can look.
Organize a method in a cheat sheet or explain a concept through a comic. Choose a template and enter your study notes, training points, or AI tool tips, then generate an infographic for a lesson, blog, or social post.
Explain a process with numbered steps and arrows, or use a pyramid to show how ideas build on each other. These infographic templates suit tutorials, onboarding instructions and learning frameworks. Include the actual steps and their order to make the guide specific to your task.
Bring your study findings, experiment results or architecture notes together in one image. Evidence maps and system diagrams can help readers follow a review or see how components connect. Supply the figures, labels and sources you want shown, then check the generated text and diagrams before sharing.
Turn project milestones into a roadmap or summarize a year of progress. Enter dates, achievements, and next steps for a team meeting or personal plan. Switching templates keeps the content you entered.
Present ingredients and cooking steps in a recipe infographic, or collect travel ideas in a photo collage. Describe the subject, key points and mood you want. Illustrated guides and distinctive styles give you options for personal projects, newsletters and social posts.
Choose a template, enter your content, and generate an infographic to download.
Choose a list, timeline, comparison, or visual style. Its sample is automatically added as a reference image.
Enter your subject, title, text, steps, or data. The system uses the sample layout and style as a reference. Specify a different text language in your content if needed.
Choose a model, check the aspect ratio, resolution and quality, then review the button’s credit amount and generate. Check the image’s text and figures before downloading.
Use a sample to guide the visual style, enter your own content, and choose generation settings.
Choose illustrated lists, timelines, comparisons, process guides and styles such as comics, chalkboards and collages.
No need to edit a long template prompt. Enter your subject, key points, and text; the system adds a short reference-image instruction when submitting.
Provide your own notes, data, units, dates, and context for the infographic.
Selecting another template replaces the reference sample and sets its aspect ratio while keeping the content you entered.
Choose the aspect ratio, resolution and generation quality for a social post, presentation illustration or learning handout.
Download the generated image or restore the original input and settings from history to make another version.
Answers about templates, input, downloads and making changes.
Create lists, how-to guides, comparisons, timelines, cycle diagrams, pyramids, roadmaps and research summaries. The 30 templates also include comic, chalkboard, museum exhibit and collage styles. Choose a structure that fits your content.
Choose a template to add its sample as a reference image. Enter your subject, text, and data, choose a model and generation settings, then submit. You can also write a prompt without selecting a template.
The sample guides the layout, colors, and illustration style; its original prompt is not inserted into the input. The system instructs the model to replace sample text and data with your content. Review the generated result for accuracy.
The result is a complete image. Restore your content and settings from history, edit them, and generate again. Switching templates keeps the content you entered.
Yes. Enter your own findings, figures, units, and source labels. Check the result against your sources before using it in a report, including the accuracy of generated charts and illustrations.
You can download a generated image and place it in a social post, blog, presentation or teaching material. Choose an aspect ratio and resolution suitable for where the image will appear, and check that small text is readable.
No. Choose a reference sample and enter the content you want to show. The system adds a short reference-image instruction; the complete submission still follows the selected model’s length limit.
The selected image model’s existing pricing applies. The Generate button shows credits for your content and settings. The system adds a short reference-image instruction at submission; check the amount after changing your content, model, or settings.
