Using the ‘quick layout’ tool we can modify the elements of the design so they match our infographic. Our infographic already has too many vertical elements, so we will go ahead and use horizontal charts to add a bit of balance. The bar charts can be either horizontal or vertical. To finish off this heavenly infographic, let’s insert some bar charts. To end this chart with a cherry on top, let’s make sure our data matches the legend. Arrange these shapes in the right way, and… Voila! Our new human icon is complete! Now we can copy-paste our little guy and use the alignment tool to arrange everything so it looks like a chart. This is simple to do using basic PowerPoint circles and rectangles. Once again, let’s design some icons so we can get that personal and unique-looking infographic we are shooting for. Again, using the alignment tools, our legend will look absolutely exquisite. We want to make sure our readers know what we are trying to express through the charts. Keep in mind that chart legends are crucial to conveying a message. To do this, we will present more data using graphic elements. Now let’s take our infographic to the next level. Aside from creating a beautiful contrast with the background, they match the general look-and-feel of the infographic. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how you make things look balanced and professional!Īgain, thinking about contrast, we chose white icons. By using the Align tool we can make sure they are perfectly aligned. After re-using the element, we make sure to change the colors so they match this part of the infographic. To make this better, we should re-use the element we created at the beginning of the video. Once this is done, we will have two charts with the same style but different highlighted data, which is perfect for comparisons. To modify the data on this copied chart, click on the “Edit Excel Data” button, which you can find at the top-right of the screen. Time is money, friend, so working fast for our clients is key. Next, let’s add a copy of the same pie chart for consistency and speed. Remember, consistency is key! For this chart, let’s go ahead and remove the title and the legend and apply our color palette and font type. Let’s add the data and then modify the design so it matches everything else. We can also modify the font so it matches the rest of the presentation.Īnother chart commonly used in infographics is the pie chart, which we can design just like the other two charts we have shown here. Let’s keep the legend in the chart, so it’s easier for the reader to know what is going on. Of course, we can change the shape and the colors of the chart to match our infographic. The first chart we will introduce is the Doughnut chart.Ĭlick on the Chart, and an excel spreadsheet will open up so that we can insert the data we want to present. We want to make all this data easy to look at. Infographics typically hold a lot of data. By having multiple elements look the same throughout the infographic, this piece of art is starting to lot a whole lot better and consistent. Using several circles, we can create this shade and then use it throughout our infographic. Now let’s add some consistency to the design. To accomplish this, we have chosen a beautiful non-serif font. The goal of this infographic is to achieve a clean and minimalist look, which is currently trending. We want the header to be nice and big so it’s clear what the topic of the infographic is. The goal here is to make each rectangle smaller and narrower to give it more depth and make it look like it’s a journey. To complete this illusion we can use white rectangles with low opacity, so it looks like a stair. Using rectangles and triangles we can create the illusion of a path. This is starting to take some shape, huh? Don’t get too excited, we are just getting started! Next, we will insert shapes and graphic elements to build the infographic, just like that. We will be using a complementary color palette, which includes blue, yellow and grey. Once that has been defined, we will need to go to the Master Slide and select the main colors you want for the infographic. The orientation of the slide can be horizontal or vertical, and we can select whether to have it in A4 or a custom size. To do this, we use the “Page Setup” Button. Without further ado, let’s begin.įirst, we establish the slide size you want for the infographic. Welcome to this wonderful video, where one of our Konsus experts will walk you through the process of creating a truly beautiful and exceptional infographic. Have you ever wanted to create infographics that are so beautiful they seem out of this world? If you have, then stick around for what’s about to happen. Click To Download Free Infographic PowerPoint Template Video Transcription
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