Graficto is a software dedicated to the creation of infographics and visuals for websites, blogs or social networks.

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Overview

Graficto starts from a different idea compared to traditional graphic editors: instead of giving you a blank canvas, it asks what you want to say. You enter the content and the visual structure adapts automatically, without having to move a single element.

How does Graficto work?

Graficto is an infographic and smart visual creation tool that runs in the browser. Its main feature is layout automation: instead of a free editor where you position every element manually, Graficto offers predefined visual categories — lists, processes, cycles, comparisons, pyramids, funnels, SWOT, timelines — and when you add or remove elements, the visual structure automatically resizes and reorganizes to maintain balance. You pick a template, enter your content, customize colors and icons and the result is ready. A more recently introduced AI feature lets you generate both text and visual structure from a text prompt, speeding up the process further. Export happens in image formats such as PNG (including high resolution), JPG and SVG, and content can be shared directly on social media or via URL. Compared to generalist tools like Canva, Graficto is more limited in creative freedom but much faster for those who need data-structured infographics.

Who is it for?

For marketers, consultants, trainers and professionals who need to create infographics and visual diagrams with clear data structure, without design skills and quickly.

How much does it cost?

Graficto offers a free trial with no credit card. Paid plans start at $5 per month, with higher plans adding more templates, high-resolution export, advanced AI features and commercial use. A lifetime license is also periodically available in AppSumo deal markets, at variable prices.

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