Icongraph

Icongraph is an iOS app for making infographic charts and slides on iPhone and iPad. It is designed for people without design experience, including small business owners, marketers and people in the charity sector. Ready-made layouts include statistics charts, infographics, maps and icon posters, and a searchable library contains more than 2,000 icons. Finished designs export as high-resolution PNG images to the device’s Photo Gallery for presentations, websites or social media. PNGs can also be imported into PowerPoint on mobile or tablet, or moved to a computer using iTunes, email or Bluetooth. The app is free to download with in-app purchases; infographic packs start at $4.99. Buying any Designs, Charts or Map Template Pack hides the watermark logo. The current app does not save designs for later editing and cannot export animated charts as video or GIF files. It also lacks custom dimensions, PDF export and SVG export. Created designs may be used personally or commercially, but may not be resold or distributed. In-app purchases are billed by Apple iTunes.

Icongraph focuses on template-based infographic creation and PNG output on iOS. Its editing and export limits matter if you need to revisit designs or deliver other file formats.

Icongraph may suit iPhone and iPad users who need ready-made infographic layouts and PNG exports without design experience. Its stated audience includes small business owners, marketers and people in the charity sector.

Icongraph is an iPhone and iPad app for assembling infographic charts, slides, maps, and icon posters from fixed templates. It suits non-designers who need presentation- or social-ready graphics without a desktop workflow. Its strongest case is quick PNG production; the inability to save designs for later editing makes it a poor fit for iterative projects.

Overview

Icongraph is built around preset visual structures rather than open-ended design. Chart templates pair layouts with statistics, while separate infographic, map, and icon-poster templates broaden the kinds of one-page visuals you can make. A searchable library of more than 2,000 icons gives marketers, small businesses, and charity teams a substantial set of symbols to browse without creating artwork themselves.

The app exports high-resolution PNG files directly to the iOS Photo Gallery. That makes finished graphics practical for presentations, websites, and social posts, and PNGs can be imported into PowerPoint on an iPhone or iPad. Transfers to a computer are supported through iTunes, email, or Bluetooth. The trade-off is a deliberately narrow production loop: there is no PDF, SVG, or animated output, and designs cannot be saved for later editing in the current iOS app.

Key features

Template-led creation

Fixed chart, infographic, map, and icon-poster templates should help non-designers reach a usable composition quickly. They also constrain customization compared with a general-purpose design tool, so Icongraph is better for repeatable, single-image communications than for a brand system that needs extensive revision.

Icons and export

Search across more than 2,000 icons to add visual context to a layout, then export a high-resolution PNG to Photos. The PowerPoint mobile workflow and several computer-transfer options are useful when the image is the endpoint. They do not solve the lack of editable project files, vector output, or print-oriented PDF delivery.

Important limits

Charts and designs cannot be saved and reopened for editing. Icongraph also cannot export animated charts as video or GIF files. Anyone planning data updates, versioned campaign assets, or motion graphics will need another application or a separate recreation process.

Pricing

Icongraph uses a freemium model. The Icongraph free download plan costs free, is free to download, and uses in-app purchases; infographic packs start at $4.99. Purchasing any Designs, Charts, or Map Template Pack automatically removes the watermark logo, making a paid pack the practical choice for client-facing or branded work.

Paid access is pack-based rather than an ongoing subscription: the terms say the Icongraph subscription was discontinued from version 1.1 onward. In-app purchases are billed by Apple iTunes. The free download is therefore suitable for trying the template approach, while users who need watermark-free exports should budget at least the stated pack starting price. The terms permit personal and commercial use of created designs, but prohibit reselling or distributing app-made designs and assets.

Platforms

Icongraph runs on iOS, supporting iPhone and iPad. An Android version is currently not planned, so Android users need an alternative. PNG files can move from iOS to computers through iTunes, email, or Bluetooth, and can be placed into PowerPoint on mobile or tablet.

Who it's for

Small-business owners, marketers, and charity-sector communicators are the clearest audience: people who need a chart, map, or poster graphic quickly and are comfortable delivering a flat PNG. It is also a reasonable option for iPhone and iPad users who present from PowerPoint and value a large searchable icon set.

Look elsewhere if your work depends on reopening projects, changing source data over time, exporting print or vector files, or producing animated charts. The iOS-only footprint also rules it out for Android-centered teams.

Pros and cons

• Pro: More than 2,000 searchable icons support varied infographic subjects without requiring custom illustration.
• Pro: High-resolution PNG export to Photos fits presentations, websites, and social media, with direct PowerPoint-on-iOS use.
• Pro: Commercial use is allowed under the terms, and buying a template pack removes the watermark.
• Con: Designs cannot be saved for later editing, which makes revisions and recurring reports cumbersome.
• Con: Output is limited to PNG; there is no PDF, SVG, video, or GIF export.
• Con: It is available on iOS only, with no Android version currently planned.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, see Infographic Makers.

• Animaker is the better choice when animated content and wider platform support matter; it offers Android, iOS, web, and API access, with a free tier that includes basic animation tools but watermarked exports.
• Napkin AI fits users who want unlimited editing plus PNG and PDF export on its free plan, although Napkin branding remains on visuals.
• Visme is a web-and-desktop-oriented option with 50 slides or pages per project on its free Basic plan and paid storage tiers.
• Infografix is a free Android, iOS, and web alternative.
• Infogram suits users seeking interactive charts, maps, and online publishing rather than static PNG-only delivery.
• Piktochart is aimed at web-based teams, with a free plan offering 1–4 team members, two downloads, 1 GB storage, and 60 AI credits.
• Drawtify is a desktop/web alternative whose free plan includes limited templates and design elements plus SD image exports.
• GetInfographic is a credit-based web and API option with a free starter allowance and no card required.

Verdict

Choose Icongraph if you use an iPhone or iPad, want template-driven infographic visuals, and can finish with a watermark-free PNG after buying a pack. Its searchable icon library and straightforward PowerPoint handoff are useful strengths. Look elsewhere if editable projects, PDF or SVG files, animation, Android support, or a broader collaborative design workflow are essential.