Infogram review
A versatile visual-data tool, with deeper publishing and team features on paid plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Infogram is a web-based platform for turning data into infographics, charts, maps, dashboards, reports, slides, and posters. It suits communicators, researchers, publishers, and teams that need visuals to do more than present static figures. Interactive maps can include tooltips, clickable legends, and zoom; charts can use animation, tabs, and interactive legends. Projects can be published online or embedded, making the product relevant when readers need to explore the information themselves.
Its import and publishing options are a central strength. Data can come from XLS/XLSX and CSV files, Google Sheets, JSON, Dropbox, and supported databases. Integrations include MySQL, PostgreSQL, Amazon Redshift, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server, while live data connections and scheduled updates support visuals that need refreshing. The breadth makes Infogram a fit for teams working across several data sources and formats, rather than those seeking only a basic chart maker. The range of formats and interactions also gives it room to serve dashboards and reports alongside infographic work.
The free Basic plan supports one user, 35+ interactive chart types, 13 map types, online publishing, up to 10 projects, and up to five pages per project. Pro is $19 per month billed annually and raises the project limit to 100, adds 100+ premium templates, 800+ map types, an AI image maker, HD downloads, and privacy controls. Business costs $67 per month billed annually and adds up to 1,000 projects, unlimited project pages, brand assets, basic analytics, SQL connectors, and iframe integrations. Team is $149 per month billed annually for one team of 3–10 users, with real-time collaboration, commenting, and engagement analytics. Enterprise adds multiple teams, SSO, API support, and HTML export. Infogram is a strong choice for interactive, data-connected communication; users who need only simple static graphics may not need its wider toolkit.
Infogram pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Creates charts, maps, dashboards, reports, slides, and infographics
- Imports files and connects to spreadsheets, feeds, and databases
- Adds collaboration, branding, analytics, and live updates on paid plans
- Where it doesn't
- Basic limits projects to 10 and pages to five per project
- Real-time collaboration starts with the Team plan
- Enterprise pricing is not published as a fixed monthly amount
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