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What is Infograph

Infograph turns what you read into a visual story. Learn what the Chrome extension and the web app each do.

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Written by zuber hossain

Infograph turns what you read into a visual story. You can start from an AI chat answer, a web page, your notes or a photo. Infograph finds the steps, numbers and comparisons and lays them out as story cards. You can scroll, edit, share and export them.

Infograph has two parts. They both use the same Infograph account.

1. The Chrome extension. It works in Chrome or Edge on a computer. Use it to capture AI chats (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Grok), web pages, selected text and images. Your captures go to your Library.

2. The web app at www.infograph.in. This is where you make and edit stories. It has Home, Library, Stories, Brain, Templates and Examples. You edit stories in Studio. Then you share a link or export images, PDFs and videos.

What a story gives you

• Five templates: Diorama, Notebook, Sketch, Flat 2D and Papercraft.

• 26 story languages, or the same language as your source.

• Numbers from your source. If a number is not in the text you gave, Infograph removes it. A story made from a short topic, with no source, is labelled "general knowledge".

AI can still be wrong or incomplete. Check your story before you share it or rely on it.

The Free plan needs no card. Pro costs US$19 per month.

Questions? Email support@infograph.in.

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