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Best Infographic Software 2026

Infographic software helps you turn data, charts and ideas into visual pages, graphics or interactive presentations. This list is for buyers choosing a tool for personal work, publishing or team projects.

Compare the fields that affect fit: free plan, paid starting price, data import, interactive publishing, brand kit, team collaboration, publishing mode and project limit. Platform support covers web, API, Windows, Android, macOS and iOS.

Datawrapper

by Datawrapper

Datawrapper runs on web and self-hosted systems to build charts and data graphics.

Free plan Open source From $21 a month AndroidiPhone & iPadWebWindowsMacLinux+2

Record6.6 Visit site The record

EdrawMax

EdrawMax runs on web, mobile and desktop to create diagrams and visual designs.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3

Record6.6 Visit

Adobe Express Video

Adobe Express Video creates videos on Android, iOS, Mac, Windows and the web.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4

Record6.4 Visit

Canva Video

Canva Video runs on web, mobile and desktop with templates for video and presentations.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2

Record6.4 Visit

Visme

Visme runs on web, mobile and desktop to create presentations and visual content.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3

Record6.1 Visit

Animaker

Animaker runs on web and mobile to create animated videos.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1 $15 a month, billed yearly Record6.0 Visit

Infogram

Infogram runs on web and mobile to create infographics, charts and presentations.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2 $19 a month, billed yearly Record6.0 Visit

VistaCreate

VistaCreate runs on web and mobile with templates, illustrations and brand tools.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb Free plan Record6.0 Visit

Desygner

Desygner suits people and teams creating presentations or illustrations who want templates, brand tools and real-time collaboration.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2 $19 a month Record5.8 Visit

Drawtify

Drawtify runs on web and desktop with templates and illustration tools for graphic design.

WebWindowsMac+1 $99.99 a year Record5.8 Visit

DesignCap

DesignCap runs on web and desktop to create posters, flyers, infographics and other designs.

WebWindowsMac+1 $59.88 a year Record5.7 Visit

Creately

WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record5.6 Visit

Biteable

It suits individuals and teams creating marketing, training or other videos in a browser.

Web Free plan Record5.5 Visit

Ceros

Ceros runs on web and self-hosted systems to create interactive marketing content without code.

WebAPISelf-hosted $250 one-time Record5.5 Visit

Easil

Easil runs in a browser for making infographics and other designs with reusable layouts.

Web $75 a year Record5.5 Visit

Mind the Graph

It suits scientists, academics and healthcare professionals who need static scientific visuals.

Web $99 a year Record5.5 Visit

Napkin AI

Napkin AI suits people who want to turn text into editable visual material or presentations.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1 $9 a month, billed yearly Record5.4 Visit

Ubiq

WebWindowsMac+1 $29 a month Record5.4 Visit

Datylon

Web Free plan Record5.3 Visit

Infolustra

Infolustra runs on the web, creating designed infographics from descriptions that you can refine.

Web $19 a month Record5.3 Visit

Adioma

Web $39 a month, billed yearly Record5.2 Visit

Displayr

Displayr runs on the web to analyze survey data and turn results into reports.

WebAPI $3,359 a year Record5.2 Visit

Genially

Genially suits educators, trainers, and business teams creating interactive visual content together.

Web €6 a month, billed yearly Record5.2 Visit

Infographic AI

Web $15 a month Record5.2 Visit

Piktochart

Piktochart runs on the web with templates for infographics, presentations and illustrations.

Web $39 a year Record5.2 Visit

Before you choose

Check the way you can try it

Use the free-plan field to find tools with an ongoing no-cost option. A free trial is a separate field, so check its terms before choosing a paid plan.

The paid-from field helps you compare starting prices where a maker publishes them.

Match the platform to your workflow

The list records support for web, API, Windows, Android, macOS and iOS. Choose a platform that fits where you create, share or automate infographic work.

If you need code-based access, check the API field rather than assuming a web editor provides it.

Review import and publishing needs

Data import shows whether a tool fits a workflow that starts with existing information. Interactive publishing and publishing mode describe how the finished work can be delivered.

Check these fields together when a static graphic is not enough.

Check brand and team controls

A brand kit can help keep visual assets consistent. Team collaboration indicates whether shared work is part of the comparison.

Project limit matters when you plan to keep multiple infographic projects in one account.

Look at open-source status

Open-source status is included as a comparison field. If you need to read or change code, review the individual tool's licence before deciding.

Questions

What platforms are covered?

The comparison records web, API, Windows, Android, macOS and iOS support.

Can I use a free plan?

Free-plan status is a listed comparison field. Check the individual tool entry for its current terms.

Are free trials shown?

Yes. Free-trial availability is listed separately from free-plan status.

What pricing details are compared?

The list compares free plan and paid-from information. A maker may publish a starting price or provide different pricing details.

Does the list show collaboration features?

Yes. Brand kit and team collaboration are among the comparison fields.

Is open-source status included?

Yes. Open-source status is a comparison field; review the tool's licence for details.