How can you use Infogram to create engaging data visualizations?

1 Choose a template

Infogram has hundreds of ready-made templates that you can customize to suit your needs and style. You can browse by category, such as reports, infographics, dashboards, or social media posts, or by theme, such as business, education, or health. You can also filter by chart type, such as bar, line, pie, or map. Once you find a template that you like, you can click on it to start editing.

2 Add your data

Infogram lets you import your data from various sources, such as Excel, Google Sheets, Dropbox, or JSON. You can also enter your data manually or use the sample data provided by Infogram. To add your data, you need to select the chart or element that you want to edit and click on the Data tab on the right sidebar. You can then edit, format, sort, and filter your data as you wish. You can also switch between different chart types and adjust the settings, such as colors, labels, axes, and legends.

3 Customize your design

Infogram gives you the freedom to customize your design and make it your own. You can change the layout, fonts, colors, backgrounds, icons, and images of your visualization. You can also add interactive elements, such as buttons, videos, links, or animations. To customize your design, you need to select the element that you want to modify and click on the Settings tab on the right sidebar. You can then access the options and tools that let you tweak your design.

4 Share your visualization

Infogram lets you share your visualization with your audience in various ways. You can download it as an image, PDF, or GIF file, or embed it on your website or blog. You can also publish it online and get a unique URL that you can share via email or social media. You can also track the performance of your visualization with Infogram's analytics feature, which shows you the views, shares, and clicks of your visualization. To share your visualization, you need to click on the Share button on the top right corner and choose the option that suits you best.

5 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?