Guides and playbooks on turning articles into infographics and carousels, and growing with visual content.
12 posts
Page 1 of 2

Piktochart recently added AI features to its infographic maker. We tested them thoroughly. Here's what the AI actually does, what it doesn't do, and whether it's worth paying for in 2026.

Microsoft Word is not built for infographics, but it can do the job in a pinch. Here's the step-by-step method, what works, and where it breaks down.

Canva's infographic templates are good. Here's the step-by-step method for turning one into a finished, publishable infographic — and when to use an AI tool instead.

PowerPoint can make infographics — with enough patience. Here's the exact step-by-step method, its real limitations, and when to use an AI tool instead.

Canva is a great design tool. FlowInfographics is a content-to-infographic pipeline. If you are a content marketer trying to decide between the two, this head-to-head comparison across six dimensions will help you pick the right tool for your situation — not just the more popular one.

The numbers behind visual content are impossible to ignore. We've compiled 37 infographic and visual content statistics from HubSpot, Content Marketing Institute, Nielsen, and more — organized by category, cited, and ready to quote in your next pitch or post.