is there any app(other than heavy ones like adobe) to make animation of Infographics (moving when i play them),because i have to use them in my youtube video. because that would be more attractive then static one's
Excellent video thank you. One question - is the .png you just created sufficient for a company's digital infographic - meaning enough resolution? Thanks.
Hey Suzanne, it depends on what the company is looking to use it for. If they're looking for an infographic to use in addition to blog content - so if they're embedding it within a blog post for example - then this will be enough. But if the infographic is going to be a large image as a stand-alone post then they might need a higher resolution. In that case you could use a tool like Canva to set up any dimensions they need and download a higher resolution PNG file. So it's best to know what size they need before you begin designing :)
PPT is almost just as easy, except for some pictures etc. to grab but those are found easily online. And: your file is offline and 100% customizable, vector objects, it can be animated if it needs to, I may say the possibilities are limited to one's own imagination.
@@chriss2595 You're absolutely right I'm a big fan of PowerPoint as well I just find it a bit time consuming as an infographic creation tool as the icons and images are limited and you have to find them all elsewhere. But definitely a good alternative!
@@Maggie-Stara Just my two cents. On the other hand, once u have the resources with a TON of icons, images, illustrations, colours, fonts etc., it's not such a big deal to make an infographic in PPT. And, there are add-ins like iSlide, one of the best recommended add-ins for getting thousands of objects at your fingertips. Or a lot of pre made Infographic templates that can be modified! One big advantage: once u get to know PPT a bit with just a little effort, one can work very fast! Besides this, millions of people have this software and/or know how to work with it. Learning a tool 1, tool 2 etc. online is also time consuming AND one have to pay to get better export options like in Piktochart, which isn't required in PPT.
Piktochart - have you tried finding the desktop tool? I'm not sure it has an associated app as it's more designed for desktop designing. It would likely be a bit too fiddly on a smaller screen
Hi Sonu, there are lots of different tools... Piktochart or Canva are great options for beginners as they're easy and cost effective. Otherwise Photoshop may also be an option if you're looking for something more advanced :)
I'm so glad you like it! It's actually done on Prezi haha - it's just a Photoshop Image I put into Prezi to do the animations adn recorded it with Quicktime :)
Ah I'm sorry unfortunately it's not a mobile app only a desktop app. Hopefully this changes in the future! If you're looking for something similar that has great mobile functionality try Desygner :)
Hi there, great question! If you're not able to find what you're looking for in the app itself. Check out pixabay.com/vectors/search/ - these are completely free images for you to use and I just had a look and they have a stomach and bones so you can download them straight from there to use in all of your creations! I hope that helps :D
Are you thinking of doing it as an animation? That's a much more complex process unfortunately, but if you're looking to just film yourself scrolling through or zooming into parts of a static infographic then you can easily do that through something like Quicktime and just film your screen.
@@Maggie-Stara Thank your for your quick reply. I did want to do some animation but I knew it would not be something I could accomplish or even learn in the short time I had. I used Piktochart to make a presentation. I did try to add a hyperlink and although I was able to do so, it did not show up in the published piece.
Thank you so much for watching and I'm so glad you've found it helpful 😊 let me know if there are any other tutorials you would like to see in the future!
Hey Romero, thanks so much! I don't mind at all. We used a free presentation software called Prezi... and then after creating the presentation, we simply recording our screen using Quicktime and turned that presentation into the video :)
As far as I know, not at this stage but if you're looking to make animated graphics it might be worth checking Visme - this is a good summary of how to use the tool to create animated infographics -> visme.co/blog/create-animated-infographic
You're absolutely right, and in working with infographics you'd likely have the client's paid subscription to work with. However, for personal portfolio samples as a freelancer I've found it to be a great way to showcase your skills for clients.
@@Maggie-Stara For me you should have mentioned "skip this step if you plan on using it publicly", otherwise very good, informative and helpful video. I think your channel has great potential and you know your stuff.
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loved your work!
Thank you so much!
Great information... thanks
Glad it was helpful!
is there any app(other than heavy ones like adobe) to make animation of Infographics (moving when i play them),because i have to use them in my youtube video.
because that would be more attractive then static one's
Excellent video thank you. One question - is the .png you just created sufficient for a company's digital infographic - meaning enough resolution? Thanks.
Hey Suzanne, it depends on what the company is looking to use it for. If they're looking for an infographic to use in addition to blog content - so if they're embedding it within a blog post for example - then this will be enough. But if the infographic is going to be a large image as a stand-alone post then they might need a higher resolution. In that case you could use a tool like Canva to set up any dimensions they need and download a higher resolution PNG file. So it's best to know what size they need before you begin designing :)
@@Maggie-Stara great thank you for the information - are there other sites similar to Canva that also offer services for a higher res file?
Looks so much easier then canva and PowerPoint, thanks for sharing!
Definitely agree! Thank you for watching :)
PPT is almost just as easy, except for some pictures etc. to grab but those are found easily online. And: your file is offline and 100% customizable, vector objects, it can be animated if it needs to, I may say the possibilities are limited to one's own imagination.
@@chriss2595 You're absolutely right I'm a big fan of PowerPoint as well I just find it a bit time consuming as an infographic creation tool as the icons and images are limited and you have to find them all elsewhere. But definitely a good alternative!
@@Maggie-Stara Just my two cents. On the other hand, once u have the resources with a TON of icons, images, illustrations, colours, fonts etc., it's not such a big deal to make an infographic in PPT. And, there are add-ins like iSlide, one of the best recommended add-ins for getting thousands of objects at your fingertips. Or a lot of pre made Infographic templates that can be modified! One big advantage: once u get to know PPT a bit with just a little effort, one can work very fast! Besides this, millions of people have this software and/or know how to work with it. Learning a tool 1, tool 2 etc. online is also time consuming AND one have to pay to get better export options like in Piktochart, which isn't required in PPT.
Whats the name of the app? Its not showing in my appstore
Piktochart - have you tried finding the desktop tool? I'm not sure it has an associated app as it's more designed for desktop designing. It would likely be a bit too fiddly on a smaller screen
Which tool is best for making a long infographic?
Hi Sonu, there are lots of different tools... Piktochart or Canva are great options for beginners as they're easy and cost effective. Otherwise Photoshop may also be an option if you're looking for something more advanced :)
@@Maggie-Stara I think visme is best :-)
Her at 9:27 : I'm about to do what's called a pro gamer move.
How did u make the plane in the begging for the video??
It's actually a Photoshop mockup pack I got from these guys: www.behance.net/gallery/54289537/Unicolor-Mockup-Pack 😊
Nice
And how did u make it move can u please release a video tutorial about it or share a link of how to make it
Keep up the good work thanks, you made it so easy in just 10 minutes.
Thanks for the tutorial. Very informative
Thanks, been looking for something on this
Thank you so much, very helpful and your infographic style is fantastic 🤩😍
Beautiful design!!! Thanks a lot!
Love your vids❤️
Thank you so much!!
hi ma'am, where did u edit ur intro ?
It's actually using Prezi!! You can just record your screen as you move through the slide and it looks like an animation :)
Liked and subscribed for this amazing video.
Been searching this video for a while
That's great to hear thanks so much!
Thanks for the video. It helped me.
how did you did your intro??😁 or what app did you used?🥺
I'm so glad you like it! It's actually done on Prezi haha - it's just a Photoshop Image I put into Prezi to do the animations adn recorded it with Quicktime :)
@@Maggie-Stara Omg thanks. ILY
@@iamnotprogirl9384 not a problem :) I might create a tutorial on this one! Thanks for the idea :)
Just awesome. .i was looking for this long time ....
very nice
So glad you found it useful!! 🥰
THANKS I THINK YOU JUST SOLVED MY PROBLEM
Hello thanks for the information, is this still available??
Hi Jose, the tool has certainly changed since filming this video but absolutely it's still available online 😊
What link he use? Some one answer please
Hi Jasper - The link is: piktochart.com/😊
why can't I find the Piktochart in Google Play Store?
Ah I'm sorry unfortunately it's not a mobile app only a desktop app. Hopefully this changes in the future! If you're looking for something similar that has great mobile functionality try Desygner :)
I want to make UA-cam channel videos using infographics on medical symptoms issue. Using this app can I get stomach, bones or other human organs?
Hi there, great question! If you're not able to find what you're looking for in the app itself. Check out pixabay.com/vectors/search/ - these are completely free images for you to use and I just had a look and they have a stomach and bones so you can download them straight from there to use in all of your creations! I hope that helps :D
Living to Roam thank you very much for your help and such a quick reply 👍🏻
@@ShadowFire266 no problem at all I'm glad it helped. Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions :)
thanks.so useful
I'm so glad to hear it 😊
I have to make an infographic for a class. I teach HS math and would like to relate it to that. Is there a way (using Piktochart) to make it a video?
Are you thinking of doing it as an animation? That's a much more complex process unfortunately, but if you're looking to just film yourself scrolling through or zooming into parts of a static infographic then you can easily do that through something like Quicktime and just film your screen.
@@Maggie-Stara Thank your for your quick reply. I did want to do some animation but I knew it would not be something I could accomplish or even learn in the short time I had. I used Piktochart to make a presentation. I did try to add a hyperlink and although I was able to do so, it did not show up in the published piece.
@@tinawhite1905 you can always pop the image into something like Canva or another tool and add hyperlinks in if it doesn't work through Piktochart :)
lovly vlog like your eyes , great job keep it up
Thank you so much 🙂 and thank you for watching!
thanks! very helpful!
Thank you so much for watching and I'm so glad you've found it helpful 😊 let me know if there are any other tutorials you would like to see in the future!
You helped me a lot too, thanks
Awesome stuff Jamal, so glad it's helped :)
I love your channel intro at :41, how did you do it, if you don't mind sharing? :)
Hey Romero, thanks so much! I don't mind at all. We used a free presentation software called Prezi... and then after creating the presentation, we simply recording our screen using Quicktime and turned that presentation into the video :)
Thanks thats so genius!
haha thanks Romero, that's very kind!
THIS VIDEO WERE JUST PERFECT, YOU HELP ME A LOT, THANKS
So glad that you liked it Daniela! Thanks so much for commenting :)
i don’t like gingers but i will make an exception for the great tutorial
hey thank you so much!
Thanks! That was pretty informative, easy to use and listed - and, hey, thanks for the fun facts at the beginning!
Thank you so much Vasyl, did you end up making your own infographic?
can it make animations
As far as I know, not at this stage but if you're looking to make animated graphics it might be worth checking Visme - this is a good summary of how to use the tool to create animated infographics -> visme.co/blog/create-animated-infographic
i like your channel and i love u
Thank you for your kind words, so glad you're enjoying the content!
What's name site
venngage.com/ But you can also use Canva, Piktochart and others :)
perfect, most helpful. Thank you
Thankyouuuu
Suggest me any free tool name
Beauty with brain
Thank you Salman!
You were amazing..
May we know your name. Grt content
Hi Sai, thanks so much I really appreciate it! My name is Maggie - if you'd like to know a bit more make sure to check out livingtoroam.com
I don't think cropping the credit to Pictochart is the best legal advice if you are going to use it publicly
You're absolutely right, and in working with infographics you'd likely have the client's paid subscription to work with. However, for personal portfolio samples as a freelancer I've found it to be a great way to showcase your skills for clients.
@@Maggie-Stara For me you should have mentioned "skip this step if you plan on using it publicly", otherwise very good, informative and helpful video. I think your channel has great potential and you know your stuff.
the most thing i liked in your video is your eyes :)
That's very kind thank you Amyn
Looks Like Canva
Yeah it's quite similar Denny :)