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Pinterest Infographic Templates

Every pin on this page was made by Made to Spark from a short topic. Type a topic or paste a blog post link, and AI writes the points for you to check. Pick one of 13 layouts, from numbered lists and checklists to cheat sheets, maps and itineraries, and one of 7 looks. Made to Spark designs the whole infographic: no stock photos, no Canva file, no dragging boxes around.

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AI-generated Pinterest infographic titled "6 Small Balcony Ideas", in the Clean & Modern style AI-generated Pinterest infographic titled "Morning Routine in 5 Steps", in the Playful Illustrated style AI-generated Pinterest infographic titled "The 10-3-2-1 Sleep Rule", in the Clean & Modern style

20 generated infographics · 1000×1500 · 13 layouts, 7 looks

How do you make a Pinterest infographic from a topic?

Type a topic or paste a blog post link into Made to Spark. AI writes the points, which you can edit. Pick one of 13 layouts, such as a checklist, cheat sheet, comparison, map or itinerary, and one of 7 looks. Made to Spark designs the whole infographic, with nothing to drag around in Canva. Then publish or schedule it.

Start from
A short topic or a blog post link
Layouts
13 layouts in 7 looks
Pin size
1000×1500 px, the 2:3 vertical ratio Pinterest recommends
Publishing
Publish now or schedule to your boards through the official Pinterest API

Numbered list infographics

A number, then a short label per row. The most reliable shape to ask for, and the most saved on Pinterest.

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Step-by-step infographics

A numbered timeline for a process, with one short label per step.

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Checklist infographics

Grouped columns of check marks for packing, shopping and preparing.

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Rule, explainer and stats infographics

One rule, method or topic, broken into the few numbers that make it memorable.

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Illustrated grid, Lookbook and Shop the look infographics

A set of named things in a grid, one item styled several ways, or one look broken into every piece.

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Cheat sheet and This vs that infographics

Reference tables people save to come back to, and side-by-side answers to A-or-B questions.

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Visual guide, map and itinerary infographics

One place at a glance, the stops on a map, or a day-by-day plan.

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Describe your infographic. Get the pin.

A topic or a blog post link, a layout and a look, and the infographic is designed for you at Pinterest size.

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How to get an infographic people save

AI writes the points, and you can edit them before you make the pin. What works, from making the examples on this page:

1. Pick the layout that fits the topic

Checklist for packing and to-dos, Step by step for how-tos and recipes, Cheat sheet for swaps and conversions, This vs that for A-or-B questions, Illustrated map for places. Made to Spark picks one for you, and you can add more: each layout makes one pin.

2. Keep 4 to 6 points

You can have 3 to 8 points. Four to six is the sweet spot: with more, the words get small at the size people see on Pinterest.

3. Keep each point short

Two or three words per point ("Folding Table", "Feed Daily") read well when the pin is small. Click Edit to shorten any point before you make the pin.

4. Avoid charts sized by percentage

Big numbers with a label come out reliably, as on the Stats poster. A pie chart or bars sized by percentage is the one shape that tends to come back wrong.

How to make a Pinterest infographic

1

Type a topic or paste a link

Click New Pin. Type a topic like "carry-on packing list", or paste a blog post with a list in it.

2

Check the points, pick a layout

AI writes the title and points. Click Edit to change them, then tap one or more layouts. Each layout makes one pin.

3

Make and schedule

Click Make. You get a 1000×1500 infographic with its Pinterest title and description written, ready to schedule.

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Pinterest infographic FAQ

Do I need my own photos?

No. Every pin on this page was made from a short topic, with no photo supplied. Want your own photos on a pin instead? The template collections put your photos into a ready-made design.

Can it plot my data?

No. It designs lists, steps, checklists, cheat sheets, comparisons, maps and more from words. It does not read a spreadsheet, and charts sized by percentage are the shape it handles worst.

What layouts and looks are there?

13 layouts: Numbered list, Illustrated grid, Photo grid, Lookbook, Shop the look, Checklist, Step by step, Cheat sheet, This vs that, Stats poster, Visual guide, Illustrated map and Itinerary / routine. 7 looks: Clean & Modern, Bold & Bright, Soft & Warm, Playful Illustrated, Elegant Editorial, Retro Poster and Vintage Stationery. Each example above is labelled with its look. Made from a blog post, the colours can also match your page or your brand.

What if the text comes out wrong?

It can happen with any AI image. Shorten the points and make it again. Every example on this page was checked before it was published.

What size are the pins?

Every infographic is a vertical 1000×1500 pin, the 2:3 size Pinterest recommends.

Do infographics use credits?

Yes. Each infographic is a new, detailed picture, so it uses 2 credits, where an AI photo pin uses 1. Template pins made from your own photos are included in every plan, up to a monthly amount.

Turn a topic into a pin worth saving

Type a topic or paste a blog post, pick a layout, and let Made to Spark design the infographic.

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Every infographic on this page was generated with Made to Spark and checked for spelling before publishing.

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