Icongraph vs Piktochart

Icongraph is an iPhone and iPad app for making infographic charts and presentation slides. It targets non-designers such as small business owners, marketers, and people in the charity sector. Fixed templates cover statistics charts, infographics, maps, and icon posters, while a searchable library contains more than 2,000 icons. Finished designs export as high-resolution PNG images to the iOS Photo Gallery for presentations, websites, and social media. PNGs can be imported into PowerPoint on a mobile device or tablet, or transferred to a computer through iTunes, email, or Bluetooth. The app is free to download, with infographic packs starting at $4.99. Buying any Designs, Charts, or Map Template Pack hides the watermark logo. The current app cannot save designs for later editing, export animated charts, or produce PDF, SVG, or custom-size output. Android is not planned.

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.