AI Infographic Templates You Can Generate in One Click

An AI infographic prompt works best when it fixes the layout first (timeline, comparison, process or data panel) and then fills in the topic, labels and visual style. GenTidy includes 35 infographic layout templates that pair with its style references, so you can pick a structure, add your content and generate a 2K image with Seedream 5.0 Lite.

Copying prompts and browsing templates is free. Generating in the Coming soon uses credits: 10 per 2K image.

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Pick a layout: the infographic types

Pick the layout by the job the infographic does: show order, compare, explain parts, show structure or show numbers. The 35 templates fall into eight types:

Not sure? Use a timeline for anything with dates, a two-column comparison for "A vs B", process steps for how-tos, and a big number when one figure is the story.

Template wall: all infographic layouts

Every template below has an ID, a short use case and a structured prompt you can copy. Replace the {curly} parts with your content, then pick a style.

IG-001 · Title + Icon Pyramid

• Type: Structure and hierarchy
• Use it for: Show levels that build on each other, such as needs, skills or priorities, as a pyramid of labeled icons.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A title at the top, and a pyramid diagram below it with {3–5} levels. Each level holds a few small labeled icons. Topic: {topic}. Labels: {labels}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-001

IG-002 · Center Image with Callouts

• Type: Explainer and anatomy
• Use it for: Explain the parts of one object, creature or product with labels pointing to it.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: The main image in the center, with {4–8} labeled callouts around it; thin lines point from each label to the exact part it describes. Subject: {subject}. Labels: {labels}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-002

IG-003 · Multi-Row Text + Image List

• Type: List and catalog
• Use it for: Itineraries, quick guides and category lists where each row pairs short text with a picture.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A bold title area at the top, then {3–5} evenly spaced rows. Each row has text on the left (a heading and one key point) and a matching picture on the right. Optional tip line at the bottom. Topic: {topic}. Rows: {rows}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-003

IG-004 · Two-Column Row Comparison

• Type: Comparison
• Use it for: Compare two options item by item, such as two products, habits or approaches.
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• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A main title at the top, then two columns side by side, {A} on the left and {B} on the right, with {4–6} aligned rows comparing them point by point. Rows: {rows}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-004

IG-005 · Hero Visual + Catalog Grid

• Type: List and catalog
• Use it for: One big visual of a topic with a field-guide style grid of examples underneath.
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• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A very large title at the top, a large central hero visual with short labels built into it, and a grid of small catalog units below, each with a small picture and a name. Topic: {topic}. Units: {units}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-005

IG-006 · Tiered Icon Comparison

• Type: Comparison
• Use it for: Compare levels or tiers, each row showing its own set of labeled icons.
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• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A main title, then {3–5} tiers. Each tier has its heading on the left and a neat row of labeled icons on the right. Plain solid background, lots of white space. Topic: {topic}. Tiers: {tiers}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-006

IG-007 · Bold Title Icon Cards

• Type: List and catalog
• Use it for: A quick visual checklist: a bold title over rows of small labeled pictures.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A bold title, several rows of small labeled pictures, and one line of text at the bottom. Plain solid background, no frames, lots of white space. Topic: {topic}. Items: {items}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-007

IG-008 · Multi-Path Process Steps

• Type: Process and steps
• Use it for: Step-by-step instructions where each step is one picture and one short sentence.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A main title, then a step-by-step path (horizontal, vertical or S-shaped). Each step has one small picture and one short sentence, connected in order. Lots of white space. Topic: {topic}. Steps: {steps}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-008

IG-009 · Timeline with Nodes

• Type: Timeline and journey
• Use it for: History, milestones or a project schedule along one clear axis.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A main title, then one clear timeline axis linking {4–7} nodes. Each node has a small picture, a date or period, and one short sentence. Lots of white space. Topic: {topic}. Nodes: {nodes}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-009

IG-010 · Level-Up Stages

• Type: Process and steps
• Use it for: Show progress from beginner to expert, ranked by level rather than by time.
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• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A short bold title at the top, then stairs or a rising arrow showing {3–5} stages from low to high. Each stage has a small picture, a level name and one short line. Topic: {topic}. Stages: {stages}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-010

IG-011 · Before / After

• Type: Comparison
• Use it for: Show a change: a room makeover, a habit's effect, a design revision.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: Two main areas, Before and After, side by side or top and bottom, with only an arrow or a date between them. Each side is a complete visual you can compare directly. Short labels. Topic: {topic}. Before: {before}. After: {after}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-011

IG-012 · Layered Structure

• Type: Structure and hierarchy
• Use it for: Things that naturally come in layers: from surface to core, or foundation to top.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A clear title, then a layered structure (nested, stacked, or bottom to top) with {3–5} layers. Each layer has a short name, a short line or a small picture. Topic: {topic}. Layers: {layers}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-012

IG-013 · Funnel

• Type: Process and steps
• Use it for: Show how a wide group narrows down: a sales funnel, a selection process, a filter.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A clear title, then a funnel that is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, with {3–5} levels. Each level has a short stage name and a short line or small picture. Topic: {topic}. Stages: {stages}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-013

IG-014 · Four-Quadrant Matrix

• Type: Comparison
• Use it for: Sort ideas on two axes, such as urgent vs important or effort vs impact.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A main title, then a 2×2 matrix with the horizontal and vertical axes and both ends labeled. Each quadrant holds one unit with a short title, a small picture and a short note. Axes: {x-axis}, {y-axis}. Quadrants: {items}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-014

IG-015 · Scatter Plot

• Type: Comparison
• Use it for: Place many items on two axes to show where each one sits.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A main title, then a coordinate space with both axes and their ends labeled. {5–10} items are scattered by position, each with a small picture and a name. Axes: {x-axis}, {y-axis}. Items: {items}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-015

IG-016 · Classification Tree

• Type: Structure and hierarchy
• Use it for: Break a category into types and sub-types.
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• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A clear title, a root node at the top, branching into main types and then sub-types, joined by lines. Each node has a short name. Root: {root}. Branches: {branches}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-016

IG-017 · Mind Map

• Type: Structure and hierarchy
• Use it for: Brainstorms and topic overviews that branch out from one central idea.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A central topic node with {4–6} branches curving outward. Each branch has a few short labels or small icons. No tables, lots of white space. Central topic: {topic}. Branches: {branches}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-017

IG-018 · Relationship Network

• Type: Structure and hierarchy
• Use it for: Show who or what connects to what: teams, ecosystems, influences.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: Several items spread across the image, connected by lines of different colors or weights showing relationships. Short names, lots of white space. Items: {items}. Relationships: {relationships}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-018

IG-019 · Closed-Loop Cycle

• Type: Process and steps
• Use it for: Repeating processes: a life cycle, a feedback loop, a routine.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: {3–6} stages around a circular path joined by arrows, showing a repeating cycle. The title or key idea sits in the center. Each stage has a small picture and a short line. Topic: {topic}. Stages: {stages}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-019

IG-020 · Path Map Journey

• Type: Timeline and journey
• Use it for: A journey or roadmap drawn as a winding, game-map style route.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A winding, game-map style route across the image with {4–7} numbered stops. Each stop has a small visual and a short line; arrows or dashed lines show the direction. Topic: {topic}. Stops: {stops}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-020

IG-021 · Annotated Real Map

• Type: Map and scene
• Use it for: Mark places on a real map outline: a city walk, a trip, a neighborhood guide.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A real map outline (streets, rivers or regions) as the main visual, with place markers, very short notes and a few small icons. Simple legend. Place: {place}. Markers: {markers}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-021

IG-022 · Big Number

• Type: Data panel
• Use it for: One striking figure: a statistic, a countdown, a key result.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: One or a few very large numbers as the main visual, with only a short explanation, unit or name beside each. Lots of white space, no complex charts. Numbers: {numbers}. Context: {context}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-022

IG-023 · Ranking

• Type: Data panel
• Use it for: Top-5 lists, where order matters.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: Items ranked 1 to 5 in a clear order (vertical list, podium or staggered levels). Each has a small picture, a name and one key figure. Topic: {topic}. Ranking: {items}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-023

IG-024 · Proportion Breakdown

• Type: Data panel
• Use it for: Show the parts of a whole: a budget, a survey result, a recipe ratio.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A donut chart, pie chart, 100-icon grid or color blocks showing how parts make up a whole. A clear legend and a few percentage labels. Topic: {topic}. Parts: {parts}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-024

IG-025 · Scale Comparison

• Type: Comparison
• Use it for: Line things up by size so the size difference tells the story.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: {4–7} items lined up from smallest to largest at true or relative scale, on a shared baseline, each with a very short name. Topic: {topic}. Items: {items}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-025

IG-026 · Exploded View

• Type: Explainer and anatomy
• Use it for: Show what something is made of, part by part.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: One complete object with its parts separated and floating around it, with leader lines naming each part and its role. Simple composition, lots of white space. Object: {object}. Parts: {parts}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-026

IG-027 · Cross-Section

• Type: Explainer and anatomy
• Use it for: Cut a building or object open to show the floors, rooms or layers inside.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A building or object cut open to show its inside spaces, floors and functional areas. A few floor labels or short notes at the side. Subject: {subject}. Areas: {areas}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-027

IG-028 · Continuous Scene

• Type: Map and scene
• Use it for: Tell information through one connected scene instead of cards.
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• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: One continuous scene in space or time, with information points placed naturally along roads, people, buildings and objects. No cards or grids. Topic: {topic}. Points: {points}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-028

IG-029 · Labeled Character Lineup

• Type: List and catalog
• Use it for: Introduce a cast of types: personalities, roles, customer personas.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: Several simple characters standing freely, not in a grid, each with a short label. Poses, props and size show their differences. Lots of white space. Topic: {topic}. Characters: {characters}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-029

IG-030 · Hub-and-Satellite Knowledge Map

• Type: Structure and hierarchy
• Use it for: One big core picture surrounded by smaller related facts.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: One large core image as the main visual, with several much smaller visual units around it, each with a very short label, connected loosely to the core topic. Topic: {topic}. Units: {units}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-030

IG-031 · Encyclopedia Specimen Card

• Type: Explainer and anatomy
• Use it for: A museum-style fact card about one object, species or place.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A top specimen area with the main object, title, subtitle and category tags; a middle area with {6–10} asymmetric modules (short text, diagrams, comparisons, data bars, a mini map or timeline) on a fine grid; a quiet notes or sources strip at the bottom. Subject: {subject}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-031

IG-032 · Hand-Drawn Editorial Explainer

• Type: Explainer and anatomy
• Use it for: A magazine-style explainer with numbered points around one big visual.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A very large title at the top, a large core visual in the middle, and {4–8} numbered knowledge modules (01, 02, 03…) arranged around it, each with a short heading, a short note and a small visual. A summary area at the bottom. Topic: {topic}. Points: {points}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-032

IG-033 · Dense Study-Notes Sheet

• Type: Explainer and anatomy
• Use it for: A one-page study sheet: overview, numbered analysis cards, then key takeaways.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A title bar and quick-summary area at the top; a main area of numbered analysis cards with subheadings, bullet points, formula boxes and small diagrams; a full-width conclusion strip and a common-mistakes box at the bottom. Topic: {topic}. Sections: {sections}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-033

IG-034 · Isometric Panorama Map

• Type: Map and scene
• Use it for: A tall, explorable isometric world: a city, a park, an industry chain.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A tall vertical layout with one continuous isometric miniature world in the center: buildings, facilities and vehicles of different sizes arranged irregularly and linked by roads or paths, with short labels. Plenty of clean background around it. Topic: {topic}. Nodes: {nodes}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-034

IG-035 · 2.5D Isometric Miniature Scene

• Type: Map and scene
• Use it for: A single cute isometric diorama of a place or process.
• Example image:
• Prompt (copy):

Infographic. Layout: A 2.5D isometric miniature scene of {scene}, with small labeled details: {labels}.

• Coming soon and pick layout IG-035

Copy-ready infographic prompts

These complete prompts pair a layout with a style, so you can run them as they are or swap in your own topic. For more prompts across use cases, see Seedream prompts.

1. Timeline: a brief history of coffee

Layout: IG-009 Timeline with Nodes · Style: FH-013 Two-Color Risograph Drawing

Infographic. A horizontal timeline titled "A Short History of Coffee" with five nodes, each with a small icon and one short label: "Wild Coffee Plants", "First Coffee Houses", "Coffee Goes Global", "Instant Coffee", "Specialty Coffee". Two-color risograph drawing in navy and orange, visible grain, lots of white space. 16:9.

Coming soon and pick layout IG-009 and style FH-013

2. Comparison: tea vs coffee

Layout: IG-004 Two-Column Row Comparison · Style: FC-029 Clean Airy Flat Vector Illustration

Infographic. A main title "Tea vs Coffee", two columns headed "Tea" and "Coffee", with four aligned rows: "Flavor", "Ritual", "Brewing Time", "Best Time of Day", each with a small icon on both sides. Clean airy flat vector illustration, soft greens and browns. 3:4.

Coming soon and pick layout IG-004 and style FC-029

3. Process: how to repot a plant

Layout: IG-008 Multi-Path Process Steps · Style: FA-040 Minimalist 2D Hand-Drawn Doodle

Infographic. A title "Repot a Plant in 5 Steps" and an S-shaped path of five steps, each with one small drawing and one short line: "Water the day before", "Loosen the roots", "Add fresh soil", "Set the plant", "Water again". Minimalist 2D hand-drawn doodle, black line with one green accent. 3:4.

Coming soon and pick layout IG-008 and style FA-040

4. Matrix: sorting your to-do list

Layout: IG-014 Four-Quadrant Matrix · Style: FC-030 Flat Geometric Airbrush Grain Illustration

Infographic. A 2×2 matrix titled "Sort Your To-Do List". Horizontal axis "Less urgent → More urgent", vertical axis "Less important → More important". Quadrants: "Do now", "Schedule", "Hand off", "Drop", each with a small icon. Flat geometric illustration with airbrush grain, four muted colors. 1:1.

Coming soon and pick layout IG-014 and style FC-030

5. Exploded view: what's inside a backpack

Layout: IG-026 Exploded View · Style: FH-043 Vintage Risograph and Silkscreen Print Illustration

Infographic. An exploded view of a hiking backpack with its parts floating apart and leader lines naming each one: "Lid Pocket", "Main Compartment", "Back Panel", "Hip Belt", "Rain Cover". Vintage risograph and silkscreen print look, limited palette, lots of white space. 3:4.

Coming soon and pick layout IG-026 and style FH-043

6. Big number: a yearly habit

Layout: IG-022 Big Number · Style: FA-036 Minimalist Organic Pastel Editorial

Infographic. A very large number "52" in the center with the short line "new recipes in a year: one every week" beneath it, and a small drawing of a cooking pot in one corner. Minimalist organic pastel editorial style, lots of white space. 3:4.

Coming soon and pick layout IG-022 and style FA-036

7. Journey map: a city walk

Layout: IG-020 Path Map Journey · Style: FE-063 Chinese Farmers Painting

Infographic. A winding map route titled "One Day by the Lake" with five numbered stops, each with a small drawing and a short line: "Morning Market", "Stone Bridge", "Tea House", "Boat Ride", "Sunset Pagoda". Chinese farmers painting style, bright saturated colors, flat perspective. 3:4.

Coming soon and pick layout IG-020 and style FE-063

Styles that suit infographics

Clean, flat styles with plenty of white space keep labels readable, so they suit most infographics. Good starting points from GenTidy's style references:

For a traditional look, the traditional Chinese styles work well with journey maps and scroll-like timelines.

Getting labels and text right

Labels come out right most often when each one is short, quoted and placed. Five habits:

• Quote every label exactly as you want it printed, in English or Chinese.
• Keep labels to one to four words; put longer explanations in your post caption instead.
• Match the label count to the layout: five timeline nodes, four quadrants, three to five funnel levels.
• Name the position of the title and labels ("title at top", "label under each icon").
• Proofread every image, especially numbers and names, before you publish.

FAQ

Can AI make an infographic with accurate text? It can get short labels right when you quote every word, keep labels to a few words and limit how many there are. Always proofread the image before you publish it, and regenerate or edit if a word is wrong.

What layout should I use for a comparison infographic? Use a two-column row comparison (IG-004) for two options compared point by point, before/after (IG-011) for a change over time, and a four-quadrant matrix (IG-014) when you are sorting several items on two axes.

What size are the generated infographics? GenTidy generates infographics with Seedream 5.0 Lite at 2K, for 10 credits per image.

Can I use my own data in the infographic prompt? Yes. Write your numbers and labels into the prompt in double quotes. Keep the number of figures small and check every value on the finished image, because the model draws the numbers rather than calculating them.

Layouts and style references are adapted from handraw-style by yang0 (MIT license, attribution required).

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