Creating the layout for your infographic is one of the hardest, yet most important parts about creating infographics. I put together 16 layout ideas that you can copy and use in your next infographic project.

1. INFOGRAPHIC
Layout Ideas You Can Copy16

2. Creating an infographic
is NOT about fancy
design elements…

3. It’s about smart,
simple layouts.

4. Feel free to swipe any
of these 16 templates
for your next project.

5. PA R T 2Main
Argument
Header & Intro
Conclusion Area
PA R T 1
PA R T 3
But first, it's important to
know that every
infographic should
include 3 distinct areas
with unique layouts:
๏ Header & Intro
๏ Main Argument
๏ Conclusion Area

6. Most people only read the headline of
your content. Use this section to grab
peoples’ attention and draw them in.
Header & Introduction
PA R T 1

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9. After you hook readers it's time to
deliver the goods. Here are
8 unique layouts you can use to
present your content and data.
Main Argument
PA R T 2

10. 5
Standard text is boring.
This is the best way to
supercharge written
content and keep your
readers engaged.
๏ Keep copy short &
concise
๏ Mix & match layouts
General

11. 6
Show your readers how to
do something or just list
your ideas. Each step
includes text and a visual.
๏ Clearly label each step
๏ Use to repurpose blog
posts
Step-By-Step

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Visualizing data is key to
quickly proving your point.
That’s probably why this is
one of the most popular
layouts online.
๏ Use charts and graphs
๏ Use text to give context
Data-Driven

13. 8
Give your readers an epic
history lesson by
highlighting a series of
events in a specific order
using a timeline.
๏ Tell a compelling story
๏ Use chronological
order
Timeline

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15. 9
Help people discover their
own solution by answering
“yes” or “no” to a series of
questions and crossroads.
๏ Use 1 or multiple
outcomes
๏ Make steps flow
logically
Flowchart

16. 10
Do a head-to-head
comparison between two
things to illustrate the
positive and negative
aspects of each.
๏ Keep things
symmetrical
๏ Create division with
colors
Versus

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People love stories that
describe a relatable
problem and then
provides actionable
solutions and proof.
๏ Show problem &
solution
๏ Include a call-to-action
Story

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Use this layout when you
need to illustrate a stream
of information in sequence
and arrive at a
“destination.”
๏ Take readers on a
journey
๏ Provide a specific
outcome
Roadmap

19. Use this area to wrap up, cite your
resources and encourage readers to take
the next step by using a call-to-action.
Conclusion Area
PA R T 3

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22. Remember, these layouts
were made are for you…

23. Mix and match any of
them for your next
infographic project to
guarantee it’s a winner.

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