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Infographic tool

Feature Request

I was thinking it would be awesome with an infographic tool. I've tried to make ones with both the chat and the image generator, but with little success.

The AI tries its best to generate an image and it "looks" like an infographic from far away with headings, illustrations etc, but the text is mostly gibberish and pixelated.

I don't know if something like this requires a different specific AI-engine. It would be awesome though. And if it was possible to input specific color codes and fonts even, to match ones brand.

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  • Ryan Robinson

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    Dec 19, 2024

    nice idea @Jonas Kofoed 🙏 right you are that this is unfortunately quite complex still… I wouldn’t say impossible, but it’d likely need to be a ‘creation’ process of similar detail to using the Article Writer in order to get an infographic output that you’ll be genuinely stoked about. it’d likely be a comparatively ‘expensive’ tool to run (maybe a couple bucks for a really solid infographic), so we’d have a few things to consider around implementing this, but I agree it could be really cool. I’d be curious if you’ve tried whatever Canva or Adobe is doing in this space and whether or not they’re figuring out a good way to do this yet.

    cc @Andy Feliciotti

    • Bronze Mist

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      Dec 19, 2024

      @Ryan Robinson This is Canva's attempt to give me an image for the prompt A photo saying "goodbye 2024" in wooden letters with balloons. Portrait format, with the "goodbye 2024" at the top

      I feel like it has some way to go yet, lol.

      • Ryan Robinson

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        Dec 19, 2024

        ha oh maaaaaan, I think we’ll see some big leaps next year on this type of use case

    • Coffee Cactus

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      Dec 22, 2024

      Fully understandable that it's kinda complex and pricey. Just thought I would ask/suggest. And of course it maybe crosses the line between writing tool and graphics tool😊

      I actually have a Canva Pro subscription and they do have a lot of infographic templates and an AI text feature.

      But not one that does the whole text or outline at once. You have to kinda still do it manually.

      Also you have to sort through the template library to find one you like, even though they have a search option.

      And you also have to change all colors and fonts manually afterwards, even though you have your brand sets.

      I haven't tried a Adobe.

      Lastly, even though you could do some of these things, you wouldn't have the advantage of the AI using your whole article/piece of content as reference and knowing all of your content.

      That's where RightBlogger could really shine too😎