AI infographic maker

Users paste notes or type a topic into a web page. The app asks an AI model to organise the points, choose a layout and colour palette, and draw small icons or illustrations. The user then edits the text, regenerates any picture they dislike, and exports a PNG, JPG, or PDF. You can build the screens with a tool like v0 or Lovable and call an image API for the artwork. Each plan includes a fixed number of credits, because every generated image costs you money.

Marketers, teachers, and small business owners need a clean infographic for a post, a class, or a report. Design software feels slow to learn, and a freelance designer costs more than the task is worth. They want to start from their own text and get something presentable in minutes.

• Non-technical founders comfortable with AI coding tools
• Designers or marketers who already make infographics for clients
• Builders who want a small product with clear usage costs

• Free tier with a few generations a month
• Starter plan at ₹299 to ₹699 a month
• Pro plan at ₹999 to ₹1,999 a month
• Extra credit packs for people who run out

1. 1Make ten infographics by hand with an image model and template, on topics like a sales summary or revision sheet, and see where it breaks.
2. 2Show the samples to five digital marketers and two teachers, ask what they would pay, and borrow their real text to test with.
3. 3Build a bare version with one layout and ten free credits, run it with those testers for two weeks, and track API cost per infographic.

Image models often garble text and numbers inside pictures, and an infographic is mostly text and numbers. You will probably draw the words with normal fonts and use AI only for artwork. Image fees are charged per picture, so one heavy free user can cost more than a paying one. Price your credits against real usage, not guesses.