5 Best Canva Alternatives for DIY Amazing Infographics

Candy Rora https://www.designcap.com 4m 885 #infographics

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5 Canva Alternatives

In this article I will talk about 5 other tools like Canva to create amazing infographics. It is important to use those resources in the publications, both in your blog posts and in everything you share on social networks. There is a very simple trick that you can try: make an image related to the content you are going to publish on your blog (better than 800 x 800 px) and add it to the post as an outstanding image. Then, use it to spread that post on all social networks. An infallible trick is to add a call to action in the image or post title, along with its shortened URL. You’ll see how clicks and retweets increase. Keep reading because I will recommend some tools to create infographics and all kinds of designs.

For those of us who are not designers, online applications like Canva are very useful. For example, it is very easy to get designs with color combinations.

Infogram

With this tool, inexperienced users can easily create online infographics without installing additional software. Once the free registration is finished, users access a simple interface with a very intuitive navigation. The side menus allow you to create infographics from scratch or from a series of templates(templates). It pretty easy to add content such as text, diagrams (circle, dots, bars, icons, etc.), maps, images or videos. Infogram offers a wide variety of templates for clear and concise viewing.

Data logging is processed in the same way as with spreadsheet programs such as Excel, in cells. If as .xls, .xlsx and .csv, as well as with Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or via URL as feed of JSON (JavaScript Object Notation). In the editor’s sidebar you can easily insert graphic elements (diagrams, maps, texts, images, videos and other files) by dragging and dropping, as well as deleting them.

Pixlr

It is a mini Photoshop, but very easy to use. This online tool is very interesting since it allows us to access 3 different versions of the product; Basic, intermediate and advanced, which makes it a perfect solution for beginners who choke on Photoshop. However, I personally think its still little difficult to learn how to use it if you have no knowledge of tech or designs. If you are one personal like me, check its tutorial here to know more: https://blog.pixlr.com/category/tutorial/.

DesignCap

DesignCap infographic maker is another alternative infographic making tool to Canva, which is a very useful resource because it makes every one like a designer. It is especially practical for those who less used to managing graphic editing programs, allowing them to quickly become familiar with the program.

The design result can be shared directly through a URL to any page or on social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr. Anyone who wants to use the program more widely can upgrade account to a paid version. With it, users can access more templates or create from customized size, export them in PNG, PDF in a larger size.

Venngage

With the versatile Venngage infographics generator, you have different paths to create original infographics. This tool has numerous templates to create infographics for different purposes: surveys, posters, brochures, promotions and content for social networks. Therefore, Venngage is ideal for creative and web-related users who wish to customize their data diagrams. Although in the free package you must invest a greater amount of time in the search for free items, thanks to its intuitive user interface it is possible to create graphics directly in the application.

Unlike Infogram, Venngage has the advantage that you can easily import tabular data sets via Google Drive or place and edit image, color and text elements simply by dragging them to the interface.

Picmonkey

It is very close to Canva: with surprising options, for its simplicity and possibilities. It is more than a graphic designer. It can be also used to edit your images or make collages.

Wish those tools would help you make amazing images, graphics and infographics in a very fast and simple way and attract more visitors to your website or social networks.

In this article I talked about 5 other tools like Canva to create amazing infographics. It is important to use those resources in the publications, both in your blog posts and in everything you share on social networks. There is a very simple trick that you can try: make an image related to the content you are going to publish on your blog (better than 800 x 800 px) and add it to the post as an outstanding image. Then, use it to spread that post on all social networks. An infallible trick is to add a call to action in the image or post title, along with its shortened URL. You’ll see how clicks and retweets increase. Keep reading because I will recommend some tools to create infographics and all kinds of designs.

For those of us who are not designers, online applications like Canva are very useful. For example, it is very easy to get designs with color combinations.

Bonus Mention:

• Fotor is a graphic editor tool that allows you to design your own pictures. You can easily amend the templates it provides, and add any elements you like on the template to customize the picture you want.

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