Infographic Studio 2
Turn articles and notes into illustrated infographics.
Infographic Studio 2
Turn articles and notes into illustrated infographics.
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Have plenty of knowledge to share, but it ends up looking cramped and messy on an image? Infographic Studio organizes topics, articles, or notes into hand-drawn knowledge infographics: striking titles, content-matching illustrations, clear partitioned cards, and a summary at the bottom. Want a more visually appealing look? Choose the "Illustration Display Edition." Prefer an easier-to-read body text? Choose the "Clear Reading Edition." You can also use structures like steps, comparisons, or categories depending on the content relationship, and reference images are supported for layout, color scheme, or art style. Ideal for knowledge creators, educators, and anyone who needs to organize study notes. First clarify the text in the image, then design and generate it; when modifying a specific point, try to keep the other confirmed parts intact. v0.2 sample images use actual generated textless illustrations plus local typesetting. Actual image generation and file processing depend on the tools and quotas available to you in YouMind; when tools are missing, complete copy, layout, and prompts will be provided. Examples do not imply running inside YouMind. Adaptation and product design: leowang. Based on baoyu-infographic under the MIT license, preserving necessary copyright and license.
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Transforms articles and notes into readable hand-drawn knowledge infographics, matching partitions, routes, comparisons, or tree structures while strictly adhering to numbers, conditions, and sources.
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- v2
- Last updated
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- Usage-based
- Models
- Auto
