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6 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Charts and infographics tied to live data
Infogram ties its charts to a live data source that updates automatically, closer to Piktochart's report focus but built for numbers that keep changing.
Brand templates with the logo locked down
Marq locks a brand's logo and colours into every template so nobody can drift off-brand, a control Piktochart's open editor does not enforce.
Diagrams where viewers cost nothing
Whimsical is built for flowcharts and diagrams rather than the report-style infographics Piktochart produces, and does not charge for people who only view a board.
Thumbnails, covers and posts without a designer
Canva covers a far wider range of formats beyond infographics and reports, a general design tool rather than Piktochart's report-and-poster focus.
Works with YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest
Infographics without hiring a designer
Venngage is aimed squarely at infographics the same way Piktochart is, with a similar template-first editor and a comparable free plan.
Design work that has to carry data
Visme carries data into broader design work beyond infographics, a free tier and paid from $12.25 against Piktochart's $15, for anyone who wants presentations and documents from the same account.