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GraphMake review

Freemium#9 of 26 in Infographic Makers

A capable free infographic maker with AI layouts and broad export options.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

GraphMake is a browser-based visual creation tool for infographics, charts, diagrams, timelines, dashboards, and other graphics. It is aimed at people who want structured creation tools alongside a drag-and-drop canvas, editable templates, and AI-assisted layout generation. The free plan supports core creation, 80+ visual widgets, makers and utilities, 92+ editable infographic templates, standard PNG export, and PDF or JSON project export. Standard exports do not include a forced watermark, and creation is available without signup.

Its strongest fit is breadth within infographic production. Structured makers cover charts, diagrams, timelines, and infographics, while custom canvas dimensions support different layout requirements. AI can generate infographic layouts from pasted data or text, giving users a starting point before they refine the result on the canvas. The export range also extends beyond static images: the product supports PNG, PDF, SVG, JSON, and animated MP4 visuals. That combination makes GraphMake more suitable for users who need both presentation-ready graphics and editable project outputs.

The main divide is between the free and Pro plans. Pro adds 3x HD PNG export, SVG export, transparent background exports, an animation timeline with 150+ widget animations, MP4 video export, premium templates, and a brand kit for colors, logos, and fonts. Users who only need standard static graphics can stay with Free, while teams or creators working with reusable visual identity, high-resolution assets, transparency, or animation have a clearer reason to choose Pro. GraphMake is less suitable for buyers seeking native desktop applications or a narrowly focused charting tool.

GraphMake pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes 92+ editable infographic templates
    • AI generates layouts from pasted data or text
    • Exports include PNG, PDF, JSON, SVG, and animated MP4
  • Where it doesn't
    • SVG, animation, and MP4 export require the Pro plan
    • The Pro plan is needed for reusable brand assets
    • It is available through the web rather than native desktop apps

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