Rebuild an infographic around your own numbers

Reverse a graphic that explains something well into its layout, type and colour system, then put your content in that structure.

The infographic you keep sending people is doing something structural, and "make one like that" is not a brief anyone can act on. This writes down what it is doing, section by section, before you build yours.

Why this will not look generic: You inherit a structure that was already proven on a reader, rather than asking a model to invent a layout for content it has not seen.

What you walk away with

• The layout, type system and colour roles of the original, written down
• Every text string it uses, quoted, so you can see exactly what you are replacing
• Your own infographic built on that structure

What the reverse actually gives you

Point it at: The graphic in your field that everyone keeps reposting.

What comes back (representative example): A vertical infographic on a warm off-white ground, divided into a title block and five numbered sections stacked down the page with a hairline rule between each. The header is set in a heavy grotesque with a lighter single line beneath it. Each section pairs a two-digit numeral in the accent colour with a short bold label and two lines of body copy, and a flat line-art icon sits right-aligned inside its own thin circle. The accent is one burnt orange, used only on the numerals, the icon strokes and a single underline; everything else is near-black on the off-white. Type runs to three sizes and two weights and no more. The grid is a single centred column at roughly two thirds of the page width, with generous space above each numeral so the sections read as separate beats rather than as a list. A footer strip carries a logo lockup and a short URL. Nothing is photographic.

Things you would never have thought to type:

• one accent used only on numerals, icon strokes and a single underline
• three type sizes and two weights and no more
• space above each numeral so the sections read as separate beats
• a single centred column at roughly two thirds of the page width

What you change: Keep the column width, the single accent and the restraint in the type. Your sections go in place of theirs, and the spec tells you which labels can grow without breaking the stack.

How it works

1. Read the structure out - Layout, hierarchy, the type system, the colour roles and every string of copy, quoted. The design separated from the content it happens to be carrying.
2. Put your content in it - Work from the spec: same column, same accent discipline, your sections. The spec is reference material you read while filling this in, not something that carries across on its own.

Cost and time

This workflow runs at from 6 AI Credits + about 1 minute. Your result carries automatically from each step into the next, so there is no re-uploading between tools. Every step spends AI Credits from the same balance, reverses included, and credit packs never expire.

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