Each new project comes with a template for the project you choose to work on. With the dimensions set, you can focus your attention on creating designs. While they don't have a monthly subscription, you can pay for different image assets individually. To learn how to use this tool, you can visit the tutorials: Easel.ly – If you're looking to design an infographic for free, this program will work well. However, it may lack some of the variety found in other infographic tools. They have a small number of visual themes to choose from, but can be a very easy-to-use resource. Infogr.am – Infogr.am lets you illustrate data with 30 different types of charts to select. Additionally, you can utilize built-in spreadsheets or import your own. While you are able to use the site for free, there are a number of limitations including download options. Piktochart – Pictochart has a limited selection of free templates you can access. However, the site has themes and templates with high design quality. The site is fairly intuitive to use. You can even embed videos from YouTube or Vimeo in your design as well. Visme - Visme allows you to create interactive presentations, infographics, and other engaging content. The site offers both free and paid versions. If you use the free version, you're limited to 3 projects. When you publish under the free version, it will include the Visme logo. Free accounts have limited access to charts and infographic widgets. Visualization Apps or Programs Chartbuilder – Chart builder is an open source chart-creation tool that gives you an opportunity to create simple charts and "graphics-desk" quality. Visit: and follow the simple steps. You’ll be able to export your chart afterwards. DataHero – DataHero is self-service cloud program that provides data analysis with intuitive design. The service suggests charts and drag-and-drop chart creation to make it easy to provide context to your data and communicate them with dashboards.
Each new project comes with a template for the project you choose to work on. With the dimensions set, you can focus your attention on creating designs. While they don't have a monthly subscription, you can pay for different image assets individually. To learn how to use this tool, you can visit the tutorials: Easel.ly – If you're looking to design an infographic for free, this program will work well. However, it may lack some of the variety found in other infographic tools. They have a small number of visual themes to choose from, but can be a very easy-to-use resource. Infogr.am – Infogr.am lets you illustrate data with 30 different types of charts to select. Additionally, you can utilize built-in spreadsheets or import your own. While you are able to use the site for free, there are a number of limitations including download options. Piktochart – Pictochart has a limited selection of free templates you can access. However, the site has themes and templates with high design quality. The site is fairly intuitive to use. You can even embed videos from YouTube or Vimeo in your design as well. Visme - Visme allows you to create interactive presentations, infographics, and other engaging content. The site offers both free and paid versions. If you use the free version, you're limited to 3 projects. When you publish under the free version, it will include the Visme logo. Free accounts have limited access to charts and infographic widgets. Visualization Apps or Programs Chartbuilder – Chart builder is an open source chart-creation tool that gives you an opportunity to create simple charts and "graphics-desk" quality. Visit: and follow the simple steps. You’ll be able to export your chart afterwards. DataHero – DataHero is self-service cloud program that provides data analysis with intuitive design. The service suggests charts and drag-and-drop chart creation to make it easy to provide context to your data and communicate them with dashboards.