Word supplies you with tons of different options to choose from such as bar graphs, pie charts, stock market charts, and combo charts. Then choose which chart you would like to insert into your graphic. Just simply click on the “charts” option under “Insert” to bring up this menu. Word can help you insert lots of different charts and graphs into your infographic. We created a quick layout using SmartArt in the example above. You can find pretty much anything to spice up your data in this section of Word. Here you can find all sorts of different artwork that is made up of text boxes and shapes to give you the best of both worlds and save you a massive headache. But I highly recommend checking out the “SmartArt” tab. Click on the different to find something that works for you. If you want to create an infographic in Word – this is the place to do it.Īfter you have clicked on the insert tab. This is where you can insert a variety of different shapes, graphs, and pictures into your document. Find the insert tabįind the insert tab and click on it in the top right toolbar. There are a few templates that can be used for infographics such as the brochure or certificate templates. You can use the regular A4 template or go for something else that fits what you are going for in a better way. The first step is opening up a new document in Word. We just published an article about the best free and paid infographic making software, so if you think that’s an option for you, please check out that article – if you’re dead set on using Word, please continue reading. Quick note: we used Microsoft Word from Office 365 for this article. As much as we advise against using Word to create infographics… sometimes it’s your only option!
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Today we are going to talk about how to create an infographic in Microsoft Word.
November 21, 2019, Published by Tom Watts
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