GetInfographic vs Piktochart

GetInfographic turns text, articles, and blog posts into branded visuals, including infographics, carousels, quote cards, calls to action, featured images, and product shots. It extracts a headline, key points, and statistics from submitted text, which users can review and edit before generating an image. The Brand Kit applies a user’s colors, fonts, and logo. The product is available on the web, through a browser extension, and via an API; the maker also says visuals can be generated in the WordPress editor. It supports content in any language, including right-to-left scripts such as Persian and Arabic. The free plan is free and includes starter credits, every tool, instant generation, and no card requirement. Creator costs $9 a month for 200 credits, and Pro costs $19 a month for 500 credits; both include up to 4K output without a watermark, Brand Kit, and WordPress and API access. Business costs $49 a month for 1,500 credits and includes batch backfill at half price, webhooks, and multiple sites. Monthly plans can be cancelled anytime without a contract. Credits are deducted only after an image generates successfully; top-up credits never expire, while monthly credits refresh each billing period.

Piktochart is a web-based tool for creating infographics, presentations, documents, print materials, social media visuals, and videos. It includes templates, illustration tools, presentation design, and a brand kit. Charts can use imported CSV data or dynamic data from Google Sheets, while Piktochart AI generates visual content from prompts. Teams can share work, comment, review, and revise in a shared workspace. The Free plan allows 1 to 4 team members and includes 2 PNG downloads, 60 AI credits, free templates, and 1 GB of storage. Pro costs $10 a month billed annually; Business costs $17 a month billed annually, and plans can be canceled at any time. Business, Education, and Nonprofit plans support PNG, PDF, and PowerPoint downloads. Enterprise includes an advanced security review, MSA support, and SSO/SAML. Paid-plan support includes live chat, alongside a self-service knowledge base and email support. Piktochart is available on the web and has no desktop or mobile app.