GPT Can Make Infographics

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I just started using GPT to make professional looking infographics with a simple prompt. Like this:

START PROMPT:
Create a finished infographic image using the rules below:

* Topic/content - what the infographic should explain.

* Audience - e.g. musicians, business owners, investors.

* Style - professional, modern, bold, minimalist, etc.

* Size/orientation - e.g. 1080×1350 portrait, 1920×1080 landscape.

* Add any logo, colors, or text you want included.

NOTE: If you already have the content, paste it here and GPT can turn it directly into an infographic.
 
i just made this...

https://i.postimg.cc/SjFSXHv6/infografik-algebra.png

Create a vertical infographic poster about Basics of Algebra. Use a chalkboard visual direction with dark chalkboard-like background, hand-drawn chalk-style illustrations, chalk-inspired typography or markings, and a classroom-meets-creative-studio aesthetic. Keep the layout neat and easy to read rather than overly rough or messy. Treat this as a new image.
 
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ChatGPT can make better pics than Gemini Nanobanana. It understands the prompts better. Gemini still struggles to understand the context & the user intent. Not just inforgraphics, it'll get even better to give presentations.
 
Cool....but I noticed something strage lately using AI generated images, videos other than Gemini.....if you add such image or video to a page that sits in top 3 the rankings will drop 2-3 positions and it will sit there....the only thing it will move it up is a high CTR
 
I just started using GPT to make professional looking infographics with a simple prompt. Like this:

START PROMPT:
Create a finished infographic image using the rules below:

* Topic/content - what the infographic should explain.

* Audience - e.g. musicians, business owners, investors.

* Style - professional, modern, bold, minimalist, etc.

* Size/orientation - e.g. 1080×1350 portrait, 1920×1080 landscape.

* Add any logo, colors, or text you want included.

NOTE: If you already have the content, paste it here and GPT can turn it directly into an infographic.
Great idea, I've followed and the outcome quite good,
Will apply it to serve my customer in fashion section, save time to render product and catalog for review
 
This is actually pretty useful ;) GPT can get you 80–90% there fast, but I’d still fact-check the data and text before posting pretty infographics can still be confidently wrong.

You're correct that infographics can be wrong. I checked the image I made for my business web page and it shows wrong info. It says that a client can sell something to me and still continue to own it in the future. That kind of wrong info could lead to serious legal problems.

It's much safer to copy and paste the info that you want the 'bot to display in the infographic than it is to let the 'bot create data that may be wrong.
 
Also, if you want an infographic but you don't want to spend time entering data, you can give GPT the URL of a web page and it will crawl the page and use the data to create the image.
 
I just started using GPT to make professional looking infographics with a simple prompt. Like this:

START PROMPT:
Create a finished infographic image using the rules below:

* Topic/content - what the infographic should explain.

* Audience - e.g. musicians, business owners, investors.

* Style - professional, modern, bold, minimalist, etc.

* Size/orientation - e.g. 1080×1350 portrait, 1920×1080 landscape.

* Add any logo, colors, or text you want included.

NOTE: If you already have the content, paste it here and GPT can turn it directly into an infographic.
i already tried it many times. the latest models provide impressive results but the problem is the result will be static. no way to reedit them. also if you insert the same prompt for another result, they will provide different result for sure. I wish this became more handy!
 
ChatGPT can make better pics than Gemini Nanobanana. It understands the prompts better. Gemini still struggles to understand the context & the user intent. Not just inforgraphics, it'll get even better to give presentations.

i ran the same prompt thru Gemini but the result this time was a totally unusable image.
 
i ran the same prompt thru Gemini but the result this time was a totally unusable image.
I ran a new chat asking how to improve a single image, questioning what went wrong after each prompt, and refining the JSON input. But it failed each time and Gemini comes up with a new explanation on why Nanobanana couldn't understand the context. If I tell it to slightly reduce details in logo as it has complex shades and gradients, it instantly makes the design simplistic like it was made by a 3 yo with crayons. Most people who hype up Nanobanana never go through multiple edits and specific designs. Google made it dumber to make it free in Google search. I get the task done within 3 images/day limit of Chatgpt than hundreds of edits in Nanobanana.
 
This sort of thing is pretty obvious these days tbh, if an image gen model can create realistic images it can usually also do all sorts of illustrations.

Now, if someone can find an image gen model that can reliably provide images with transparent backgrounds without shitting the bed 3 times out of 5, that would be useful for me.
 
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