Infographics

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Skill
Content generator
Design and creative
MIT
Low risk
Has scripts

From the author

Creates and reviews infographics with Nano Banana 2 via OpenRouter. Use for statistical summaries, timelines, comparisons, processes, and visual explanations with supplied data or optional Sonar research. Supports ten layouts, eight style presets, reference images, and accessible palette starting points.

— the description by K-Dense Inc.

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This skill provides a comprehensive pipeline for creating infographics by leveraging Nano Banana 2 for image generation, Gemini 3.7 Flash for quality assessment, and Perplexity Sonar for data research. It supports ten distinct infographic types, various industry-specific style presets, and colorblind-safe palettes. The process includes a smart iterative loop where the agent evaluates drafts against document-type quality thresholds and refines them until standards are met or the iteration budget is exhausted.

What it does

Generates raster-based infographics from natural language descriptions
Performs automated research to gather facts and statistics using Perplexity Sonar
Evaluates generated images against professional quality thresholds using Gemini 3.7 Flash
Iteratively refines designs based on automated quality feedback
Supports multiple layout types including timelines, processes, and comparisons
Provides industry-specific style presets and accessible color palettes

When to use it

Presenting complex data or statistics in a clear, visual format
Creating professional timelines for project milestones or historical events
Visualizing step-by-step processes or workflows
Comparing products, concepts, or options side-by-side
Summarizing key information for reports, presentations, or social media

Advantages

Automated quality control ensures output meets specific document standards
Integrated research capability reduces manual data gathering effort
Smart iteration loop improves results without constant manual intervention
Wide range of layout and style options for diverse professional needs
Built-in support for accessibility through colorblind-safe palettes

Usage examples

“Generate a statistical infographic about global renewable energy adoption rates by country, using research.”: The agent performs a web search for current energy data, generates a statistical infographic, reviews it for quality, and saves the final PNG with source annotations.
“Create a timeline infographic for company milestones from 2010 to 2025 using the corporate style.”: The agent produces a timeline-formatted image using the specified corporate color scheme and layout, ensuring it meets the business report quality threshold.

Install

Download the skill as a ZIP:
https://autogineer.com/agent-skills/k-dense-ai/infographics/download

Unzip it into the cross-client skills folder of your project:

mkdir -p .agents/skills && unzip infographics.zip -d .agents/skills

Documentation by K-Dense Inc.

Infographics

Overview

Infographics are visual representations of information, data, or knowledge designed to present complex content quickly and clearly. This skill uses Nano Banana 2 AI for infographic generation with Gemini 3.7 Flash quality review and Perplexity Sonar for research.

How it works:

(Optional) Research phase: Gather candidate facts and source records using Perplexity Sonar Pro
Describe your infographic in natural language
Nano Banana 2 generates raster drafts from your content
Gemini 3.7 Flash reviews quality against document-type thresholds
Smart iteration: Regenerates when review requests improvements, within the iteration budget
Inspect every final image at its intended display size and check claims against sources

Quality Thresholds by Document Type:

Document Type	Threshold	Description
marketing	8.5/10	Marketing materials - must be compelling
report	8.0/10	Business reports - professional quality
presentation	7.5/10	Slides, talks - clear and engaging
social	7.0/10	Social media content
internal	7.0/10	Internal use
draft	6.5/10	Working drafts
default	7.5/10	General purpose

Simply describe what you want, and Nano Banana 2 creates it.

Quick Start

Install the only runtime dependency in your chosen Python environment (python -m pip install requests), then set OPENROUTER_API_KEY. Examples below illustrate CLI usage; paid generation was not executed during this review. Scripts accept PNG output paths only.

Generate a draft by describing it:

# Generate a list infographic (default threshold 7.5/10)
python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "5 benefits of regular exercise" \
  -o figures/exercise_benefits.png --type list

# Generate for marketing (highest threshold: 8.5/10)
python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Product features comparison" \
  -o figures/product_comparison.png --type comparison --doc-type marketing

# Generate with corporate style
python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Company milestones 2010-2025" \
  -o figures/timeline.png --type timeline --style corporate

# Generate with colorblind-safe palette
python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Heart disease statistics worldwide" \
  -o figures/health_stats.png --type statistical --palette wong

# Generate WITH RESEARCH for accurate, up-to-date data
python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Global AI market size and growth projections" \
  -o figures/ai_market.png --type statistical --research

What happens behind the scenes:

(Optional) Research: Perplexity Sonar Pro gathers candidate facts with source annotations
Generation 1: Nano Banana 2 creates initial infographic following design best practices
Review 1: Gemini 3.7 Flash evaluates quality against document-type threshold
Decision: Stop when the scored review meets threshold and requests no further changes
If improvements are requested: Retain content and source context, refine the prompt, regenerate
Repeat: Until quality meets threshold or the iteration budget is reached; stop on API failure and keep the latest saved draft

Smart Iteration Benefits:

✅ Saves API calls if first generation is good enough
✅ Higher quality standards for marketing materials
✅ Faster turnaround for drafts/internal use
✅ Appropriate quality for each use case

Output: Versioned PNGs plus a review log with models, scores, quality_met, and termination_reason. A saved image (success: true) can still be unreviewed or below threshold. Human factual and visual checks remain required.

When to Use This Skill

Use the infographics skill when:

Presenting data or statistics in a visual format
Creating timeline visualizations for project milestones or history
Explaining processes, workflows, or step-by-step guides
Comparing options, products, or concepts side-by-side
Summarizing key points in an engaging visual format
Creating geographic or map-based data visualizations
Building hierarchical or organizational charts
Designing social media content or marketing materials

Use scientific-schematics instead for:

Technical flowcharts and circuit diagrams
Biological pathways and molecular diagrams
Neural network architecture diagrams
CONSORT/PRISMA methodology diagrams

Research Integration

Automatic Data Gathering (`--research`)

When creating infographics that require accurate, up-to-date data, use the --research flag to gather candidate facts and statistics using Perplexity Sonar Pro. The script preserves source annotations; it does not independently verify claims or source relevance. For scientific or medical publication, verify primary sources before including the resulting numbers.

# Research and generate statistical infographic
python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Global renewable energy adoption rates by country" \
  -o figures/renewable_energy.png --type statistical --research

# Research for timeline infographic
python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "History of artificial intelligence breakthroughs" \
  -o figures/ai_history.png --type timeline --research

# Research for comparison infographic
python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Electric vehicles vs hydrogen vehicles comparison" \
  -o figures/ev_hydrogen.png --type comparison --research

What Research Provides

The research phase automatically:

Gathers Key Facts: 5-8 relevant facts and statistics about the topic
Provides Context: Background information for accurate representation
Requests Data Points: Numbers with units, populations, denominators, and dates
Preserves Sources: OpenRouter URL-citation annotations, plus optional provider citation fields
Dates the Request: Uses the current date while preserving historical event dates

When to Use Research

Enable research (--research) for:

Statistical infographics requiring accurate numbers
Market data, industry statistics, or trends
Scientific or medical information
Current events or recent developments
Any topic where accuracy is critical

Skip research for:

Simple conceptual infographics
Internal process documentation
Topics where you provide all the data in the prompt
Speed-critical generation

Research Output

When research is enabled, additional files are created:

{name}_research.json - Research answer and returned source records (when research succeeds)
Research content and source records remain in generation, review, and refinement prompts
Failed research is recorded in the review log; generation continues with the supplied prompt

Infographic Types

Ten types are supported via --type: statistical, timeline, process, comparison, list, geographic, hierarchical, anatomical, resume, and social. What each is for, the data shape it expects, and worked prompts are in references/infographic_type_catalog.md and references/infographic_types.md.

Style Presets

Industry Styles (`--style`)

Style	Colors	Best For
`corporate`	Navy, steel blue, gold	Business reports, finance
`healthcare`	Medical blue, cyan, light cyan	Medical, wellness
`technology`	Tech blue, slate, violet	Software, data, AI
`nature`	Forest green, mint, earth brown	Environmental, organic
`education`	Academic blue, light blue, coral	Learning, academic
`marketing`	Coral, teal, yellow	Social media, campaigns
`finance`	Navy, gold, green/red	Investment, banking
`nonprofit`	Warm orange, sage, sand	Social causes, charities

# Corporate style
python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Q4 Results" -o q4.png --type statistical --style corporate

# Healthcare style
python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Patient Journey" -o journey.png --type process --style healthcare

Colorblind-Safe Palettes

Available Palettes (`--palette`)

Palette	Colors	Description
`wong`	Seven chromatic colors plus black	Okabe-Ito palette popularized by Wong
`ibm`	Ultramarine, indigo, magenta, orange, gold	Legacy five-color preset
`tol`	Nine-color muted palette	Categorical data; pale gray reserved for missing data

# Wong's colorblind-safe palette
python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Survey results by category" -o survey.png --type statistical --palette wong

Smart Iterative Refinement and CLI

The generate-review-refine loop, every command-line option, and configuration are in references/iterative_refinement.md.

Prompt Engineering Tips

Be Specific About Content

✓ Good prompts (specific, detailed):

"5 benefits of meditation: reduces stress, improves focus, 
better sleep, lower blood pressure, emotional balance"

✗ Avoid vague prompts:

"meditation infographic"

Include Data Points

✓ Good:

"Synthetic example: market grows from USD 10B (2020) to USD 45B (2025), CAGR 35.1%; label illustrative"

✗ Vague:

"market is growing"

Specify Visual Elements

✓ Good:

"Timeline showing 5 milestones with icons for each event"

API and model contract

Reviewed against OpenRouter documentation and its public model catalogs on 2026-10-01:

Generation: google/gemini-3.1-flash-image (Nano Banana 2), POST /api/v1/images, prompt, n: 1, optional input_references; reads data[0].b64_json and validates media_type/PNG signature. Gemini endpoints do not advertise output_format, so the script checks the returned format rather than sending that option.
Review: google/gemini-3.7-flash, POST /api/v1/chat/completions, text followed by an image_url data URL; reads choices[0].message.content.
Research and the Python web_search() helper: perplexity/sonar-pro, same chat endpoint; uses web_search_options.search_context_size and preserves message.annotations[].url_citation. No separate search API or academic-mode guarantee is implied.
All paid calls use bearer authentication with OPENROUTER_API_KEY; no automatic retries or pagination. Public discovery uses GET /api/v1/models, GET /api/v1/images/models, and each image model's /endpoints records.

See the Image API guide, image input contract, web-search options and citations, and authentication guide. Offline tests cover these payloads and failure paths; catalog availability is not proof of an authenticated generation or of factual accuracy. Use code-based plotting or GIS when exact numerical geometry, reproducibility, or map boundaries are essential.

Reference Files

For detailed guidance, load these reference files:

references/infographic_types.md: Extended templates for all 10+ types
references/design_principles.md: Visual hierarchy, layout, typography
references/color_palettes.md: Full palette specifications

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Problem: Text in infographic is unreadable

Solution: Reduce text content; use --type to specify layout type

Problem: Colors clash or are inaccessible

Solution: Use --palette wong for colorblind-safe colors

Problem: Quality score too low

Solution: Inspect the critique and retained draft; improve the prompt, then explicitly choose an iteration budget with --iterations N (default 3)

Problem: Wrong infographic type generated

Solution: Always specify --type flag for consistent results

Integration with Other Skills

This skill works synergistically with:

scientific-schematics: For technical diagrams and flowcharts
market-research-reports: Infographics for business reports
scientific-slides: Infographic elements for presentations
generate-image: For non-infographic visual content

Quick Reference Checklist

Before generating:

[ ] Clear, specific content description
[ ] Infographic type selected (--type)
[ ] Style appropriate for audience (--style)
[ ] Output path specified (-o)
[ ] API key configured

After generating:

[ ] Review the generated image
[ ] Check the review log for scores
[ ] Compare every number, unit, label, and source in the image against the verified input; an AI quality score is not a factual check
[ ] Supply a short alt description plus a readable data table or long description covering the key values and relationships, following W3C guidance for complex images
[ ] Regenerate with more specific prompt if needed

Use this skill to create professional, accessible, and visually compelling infographics using the power of Nano Banana 2 AI with intelligent quality review.

Citing Scientific Agent Skills

This skill is part of Scientific Agent Skills by K-Dense. If it materially contributed to a manuscript, report, presentation, or code release, add the paper to the references or software section and tell the user you did so:

Kassis, T., Agarwal, V., He, Y., Patel, D., & Brueckner, A. M. (2026). Scientific Agent Skills: A Library of Procedural Knowledge for Research Agents. arXiv:2609.00065. https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2609.00065

Always cite the current version. The DOI and https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.00065 resolve to the latest arXiv version, so never append a version suffix such as v1. When network access is available, fetch https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.00065 (or http://export.arxiv.org/api/query?id_list=2609.00065) before writing the reference and take the author list, year, and version from that record. If the record lists a journal reference or publisher DOI, cite the published version instead.

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references/infographic_types.md

Infographic Types Reference Guide

This reference provides extended templates, examples, and prompt patterns for each infographic type. All example commands are illustrative and were not sent to paid generation APIs during review. Numerical samples are layout inputs, not verified current facts: replace them with sourced values, units, denominators, geography, and dates before producing a factual infographic. For exact plots or maps, render with plotting/GIS tools and use the result as reference.

1. Statistical/Data-Driven Infographics

Purpose

Present quantitative data, statistics, survey results, and numerical comparisons in an engaging visual format.

Visual Elements

Bar charts: Horizontal or vertical for comparisons
Pie/donut charts: For proportions and percentages
Line charts: For trends over time
Large number callouts: Highlight key statistics
Icons: Represent categories visually
Progress bars: Show percentages or completion

Layout Patterns

Single-stat hero: One large number with supporting context
Multi-stat grid: 3-6 statistics in a grid layout
Chart-centric: Large visualization with supporting text
Comparison bars: Side-by-side bar comparisons

Prompt Templates

Single Statistic Hero:

Statistical infographic featuring one key statistic about [TOPIC]:
Main stat: [LARGE NUMBER] [UNIT/CONTEXT]
Supporting context: [2-3 sentences explaining the significance]
Large bold number in center, supporting text below,
relevant icon or illustration, [COLOR] accent color,
clean minimal design, white background.

Multi-Statistic Grid:

Statistical infographic presenting [TOPIC] data:
Stat 1: [NUMBER] [LABEL] (icon: [ICON])
Stat 2: [NUMBER] [LABEL] (icon: [ICON])
Stat 3: [NUMBER] [LABEL] (icon: [ICON])
Stat 4: [NUMBER] [LABEL] (icon: [ICON])
2x2 grid layout, large bold numbers, small icons above each,
[COLOR SCHEME], modern clean typography, white background.

Chart-Focused:

Statistical infographic with [CHART TYPE] showing [TOPIC]:
Data points: [VALUE 1], [VALUE 2], [VALUE 3], [VALUE 4]
Labels: [LABEL 1], [LABEL 2], [LABEL 3], [LABEL 4]
Large [bar/pie/donut] chart as main element,
title at top, legend below chart, [COLOR SCHEME],
data labels on chart, clean professional design.

Example Prompts

Synthetic Clinic Operations (layout example):

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Illustrative clinic operations, synthetic data: 100 scheduled visits; \
   80 completed, 15 rescheduled, 5 canceled. Show counts and percentages, \
   label denominator 100 scheduled visits, label data synthetic, \
   blue and gray medical design, white background" \
  --output figures/clinic_operations.png --type statistical

Business Metrics:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Statistical infographic for Q4 business results: \
   Revenue: USD 2.4M (+15% YoY), Customers: 12,500 (+22%), \
   NPS Score: 78 (+8 points), Retention: 94%. \
   4-stat grid with upward arrow indicators for growth, \
   bar chart showing quarterly trend, \
   navy blue and gold corporate color scheme, \
   professional business design, white background" \
  --output figures/q4_metrics.png --type statistical

2. Timeline Infographics

Purpose

Display events, milestones, or developments in chronological order.

Visual Elements

Timeline axis: Horizontal or vertical line
Date markers: Years, months, or specific dates
Event nodes: Circles, icons, or images at each point
Description boxes: Brief text for each event
Connecting elements: Lines, arrows, or paths

Layout Patterns

Horizontal timeline: Left-to-right progression
Vertical timeline: Top-to-bottom progression
Winding/snake timeline: S-curve for many events
Circular timeline: For cyclical or repeating events

Prompt Templates

Horizontal Timeline:

Horizontal timeline infographic showing [TOPIC] from [START YEAR] to [END YEAR]:
[YEAR 1]: [EVENT 1] - [brief description]
[YEAR 2]: [EVENT 2] - [brief description]
[YEAR 3]: [EVENT 3] - [brief description]
[YEAR 4]: [EVENT 4] - [brief description]
Left-to-right timeline with circular nodes for each event,
connecting line between nodes, icons above each node,
[COLOR] gradient from past to present, date labels below,
clean modern design, white background.

Vertical Timeline:

Vertical timeline infographic showing [TOPIC]:
Top (earliest): [YEAR] - [EVENT]
Middle events: [YEAR] - [EVENT], [YEAR] - [EVENT]
Bottom (latest): [YEAR] - [EVENT]
Top-to-bottom flow, alternating left-right event boxes,
central vertical line connecting all events,
circular nodes with dates, [COLOR SCHEME],
professional clean design, white background.

Project Milestone Timeline:

Project timeline infographic for [PROJECT NAME]:
Phase 1: [DATES] - [MILESTONE] (status: complete)
Phase 2: [DATES] - [MILESTONE] (status: in progress)
Phase 3: [DATES] - [MILESTONE] (status: upcoming)
Phase 4: [DATES] - [MILESTONE] (status: planned)
Gantt-style horizontal bars, color-coded by status,
green for complete, yellow for in progress, gray for upcoming,
project name header, clean professional design.

Example Prompts

Technology Evolution:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Horizontal timeline infographic: Evolution of Mobile Phones \
   1983: First mobile phone (Motorola DynaTAC), \
   1992: First smartphone (IBM Simon), \
   2007: iPhone launches touchscreen era, \
   2010: First 4G networks, \
   2019: First 5G phones, \
   2023: Foldable phones mainstream. \
   Phone icons evolving at each node, gradient from gray (old) to blue (new), \
   connecting timeline arrow, year labels, clean tech design" \
  --output figures/mobile_evolution.png --type timeline

Company History:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Vertical timeline infographic: Our Company Journey \
   2010: Founded in garage with 2 employees, \
   2012: First major client signed, \
   2015: Reached 100 employees, \
   2018: IPO on NASDAQ, \
   2022: Expanded to 30 countries, \
   2025: 10,000 employees worldwide. \
   Milestone icons for each event, alternating left-right layout, \
   blue and gold corporate colors, growth trajectory feel, \
   professional business design" \
  --output figures/company_history.png --type timeline

3. Process/How-To Infographics

Purpose

Explain step-by-step procedures, workflows, instructions, or methodologies.

Visual Elements

Numbered steps: Clear sequence indicators
Arrows/connectors: Show flow and direction
Action icons: Illustrate each step
Brief descriptions: Concise action text
Start/end indicators: Clear beginning and conclusion

Layout Patterns

Vertical cascade: Steps flow top-to-bottom
Horizontal flow: Left-to-right progression
Circular process: Steps form a cycle
Branching flow: Decision points with alternatives

Prompt Templates

Linear Process:

Process infographic: How to [ACCOMPLISH GOAL]
Step 1: [ACTION] - [brief explanation] (icon: [ICON])
Step 2: [ACTION] - [brief explanation] (icon: [ICON])
Step 3: [ACTION] - [brief explanation] (icon: [ICON])
Step 4: [ACTION] - [brief explanation] (icon: [ICON])
Step 5: [ACTION] - [brief explanation] (icon: [ICON])
Numbered circles connected by arrows, icons for each step,
[VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL] flow, [COLOR SCHEME],
clear step labels, clean instructional design, white background.

Circular Process:

Circular process infographic showing [CYCLE NAME]:
Step 1: [ACTION] leads to
Step 2: [ACTION] leads to
Step 3: [ACTION] leads to
Step 4: [ACTION] returns to Step 1
Circular arrangement with arrows forming a cycle,
icons at each point, step numbers, [COLOR SCHEME],
continuous flow design, white background.

Decision Flowchart:

Decision flowchart infographic for [SCENARIO]:
Start: [INITIAL QUESTION]
If Yes: [PATH A] → [OUTCOME A]
If No: [PATH B] → [OUTCOME B]
Diamond shapes for decisions, rectangles for actions,
arrows connecting all elements, [COLOR SCHEME],
clear yes/no labels, flowchart style, white background.

Example Prompts

Recipe Process:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Process infographic: How to Make Perfect Coffee \
   Step 1: Grind fresh beans (coffee grinder icon), \
   Step 2: Heat water to 200°F (thermometer icon), \
   Step 3: Add 2 tablespoons per 6 oz water (measuring spoon icon), \
   Step 4: Brew for 4 minutes (timer icon), \
   Step 5: Serve and enjoy (coffee cup icon). \
   Vertical flow with large numbered circles, \
   brown and cream coffee color scheme, \
   arrows between steps, cozy design feel" \
  --output figures/coffee_process.png --type process

Onboarding Workflow:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Process infographic: New Employee Onboarding \
   Day 1: Welcome orientation and paperwork (clipboard icon), \
   Week 1: Meet your team and set up workspace (people icon), \
   Week 2: Training and system access (laptop icon), \
   Week 3: Shadow senior colleagues (handshake icon), \
   Week 4: First independent project (checkmark icon). \
   Horizontal timeline flow with milestones, \
   teal and coral corporate colors, \
   professional HR design style" \
  --output figures/onboarding_process.png --type process

4. Comparison Infographics

Purpose

Compare two or more options, products, concepts, or choices side by side.

Visual Elements

Split layout: Clear division between options
Matching rows: Same categories for fair comparison
Check/cross marks: Quick visual indicators
Rating systems: Stars, bars, or numbers
Headers: Clear identification of each option

Layout Patterns

Two-column split: Left vs Right
Table format: Rows and columns
Venn diagram: Overlapping comparisons
Feature matrix: Multi-option comparison grid

Prompt Templates

Two-Option Comparison:

Comparison infographic: [OPTION A] vs [OPTION B]
Header: [OPTION A] on left | [OPTION B] on right
Row 1 - [CATEGORY 1]: [A VALUE] | [B VALUE]
Row 2 - [CATEGORY 2]: [A VALUE] | [B VALUE]
Row 3 - [CATEGORY 3]: [A VALUE] | [B VALUE]
Row 4 - [CATEGORY 4]: [A VALUE] | [B VALUE]
Row 5 - [CATEGORY 5]: [A VALUE] | [B VALUE]
Split layout with [COLOR A] for left, [COLOR B] for right,
icons for each option header, checkmarks for advantages,
clean symmetrical design, white background.

Multi-Option Matrix:

Comparison matrix infographic: [TOPIC]
Options: [OPTION 1], [OPTION 2], [OPTION 3]
Feature 1: [✓/✗ for each]
Feature 2: [✓/✗ for each]
Feature 3: [✓/✗ for each]
Feature 4: [✓/✗ for each]
Table layout with colored headers for each option,
checkmarks and X marks in cells, [COLOR SCHEME],
clean grid design, white background.

Pros and Cons:

Pros and Cons infographic for [TOPIC]:
Pros (left side, green):
- [PRO 1]
- [PRO 2]
- [PRO 3]
Cons (right side, red):
- [CON 1]
- [CON 2]
- [CON 3]
Split layout with green left side, red right side,
thumbs up icon for pros, thumbs down for cons,
balanced visual weight, white background.

Example Prompts

Software Comparison:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Comparison infographic: Hypothetical Tool A vs Tool B \
   Pricing: A costs USD 10/month, B costs USD 20/month, \
   Integrations: A supports 3 example tools, B supports 5, \
   Video calls: A unavailable, B available, \
   File storage: A 5GB, B 10GB, \
   Label all features and prices fictional. \
   Purple left side (A), blue right side (B), \
   logos at top, feature comparison rows, \
   checkmarks for strengths, modern tech design" \
  --output figures/slack_vs_teams.png --type comparison

Study Design Comparison:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Comparison infographic: Two illustrative study plans. \
   Plan A: 4 sites, 200 participants, 12-week follow-up. \
   Plan B: 2 sites, 100 participants, 24-week follow-up. \
   Label all values hypothetical; show identical comparison rows, \
   blue and orange colors, clear units, no efficacy claims" \
  --output figures/study_comparison.png --type comparison

5. List/Informational Infographics

Purpose

Present tips, facts, key points, or information in an organized, scannable format.

Visual Elements

Numbers or bullets: Clear list indicators
Icons: Visual representation of each point
Brief text: Concise descriptions
Header: Topic introduction
Consistent styling: Uniform treatment of all items

Layout Patterns

Vertical list: Standard top-to-bottom
Two-column list: For longer lists
Icon grid: Icons with labels below
Cards: Each point in a card/box

Prompt Templates

Numbered List:

List infographic: [NUMBER] [TOPIC]
1. [POINT 1] - [brief explanation] (icon: [ICON])
2. [POINT 2] - [brief explanation] (icon: [ICON])
3. [POINT 3] - [brief explanation] (icon: [ICON])
4. [POINT 4] - [brief explanation] (icon: [ICON])
5. [POINT 5] - [brief explanation] (icon: [ICON])
Large numbers in circles, icons next to each point,
brief text descriptions, [COLOR SCHEME],
vertical layout with spacing, white background.

Tips Format:

Tips infographic: [NUMBER] Tips for [TOPIC]
Tip 1: [TIP] (lightbulb icon)
Tip 2: [TIP] (star icon)
Tip 3: [TIP] (checkmark icon)
Tip 4: [TIP] (target icon)
Tip 5: [TIP] (rocket icon)
Colorful tip boxes or cards, icons for each tip,
[COLOR SCHEME], engaging friendly design,
header at top, white background.

Facts Format:

Facts infographic: [NUMBER] Facts About [TOPIC]
Fact 1: [INTERESTING FACT]
Fact 2: [INTERESTING FACT]
Fact 3: [INTERESTING FACT]
Fact 4: [INTERESTING FACT]
Fact 5: [INTERESTING FACT]
Speech bubble or card style for each fact,
relevant icons, [COLOR SCHEME],
educational engaging design, white background.

Example Prompts

Productivity Tips:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "List infographic: 7 Productivity Tips for Remote Workers \
   1. Create a dedicated workspace (desk icon), \
   2. Set regular working hours (clock icon), \
   3. Take scheduled breaks (coffee icon), \
   4. Use noise-canceling headphones (headphones icon), \
   5. Batch similar tasks together (stack icon), \
   6. Limit social media during work (phone icon), \
   7. End each day with tomorrow's plan (checklist icon). \
   Large colorful numbers, icons beside each tip, \
   teal and orange color scheme, friendly modern design" \
  --output figures/remote_work_tips.png --type list

Project Checklist:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "List infographic: Five checks before sharing a research figure. \
   1. Verify values, 2. Label units, 3. Cite sources, \
   4. Inspect readability, 5. Add an accessible text description. \
   Numbered cards, teal and orange accents, white background" \
  --output figures/figure_checklist.png --type list

6. Geographic/Map-Based Infographics

Purpose

Display location-based data, regional statistics, or geographic trends.

Visual Elements

Map visualization: World, country, or region
Color coding: Data intensity by region
Data callouts: Key statistics for regions
Legend: Color scale explanation
Labels: Region or country names

Layout Patterns

Full map: Map as primary element
Map with sidebar: Data summary alongside
Regional focus: Zoomed map section
Multi-map: Several maps showing different data

Prompt Templates

World Map Data:

Geographic infographic showing [TOPIC] globally:
Highest: [REGION/COUNTRY] - [VALUE]
Medium: [REGIONS] - [VALUE RANGE]
Lowest: [REGION/COUNTRY] - [VALUE]
World map with color-coded countries,
[DARK COLOR] for highest values, [LIGHT COLOR] for lowest,
legend showing color scale, key statistics callout,
clean cartographic design, light gray background.

Country/Region Focus:

Geographic infographic showing [TOPIC] in [COUNTRY/REGION]:
Region 1: [VALUE]
Region 2: [VALUE]
Region 3: [VALUE]
Map of [COUNTRY/REGION] with color-coded areas,
data labels for key regions, [COLOR] gradient,
legend with value scale, clean map design.

Example Prompts

Global Data:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Geographic infographic: Hypothetical Renewable Electricity Share (synthetic data) \
   Region A 80%, Region B 60%, Region C 40%, \
   Region D 30%, Region E 20%, Region F 10%, \
   Percent of annual electricity generation; all regions fictional. \
   Schematic fictional region map with green gradient coloring, \
   darker green for higher adoption, \
   legend showing percentage scale, \
   key country callouts with percentages, \
   clean modern cartographic style" \
  --output figures/renewable_map.png --type geographic

US Regional:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Geographic infographic: Hypothetical Jobs Survey by Region (synthetic data) \
   Region A: 35% of 1000 surveyed jobs, \
   Region B: 25%, \
   Region C: 22%, \
   Region D: 18%; label all data hypothetical. \
   Schematic map of four fictional regions, \
   percentage labels on each region, \
   blue and purple tech color scheme, \
   legend showing job concentration, \
   professional business design" \
  --output figures/tech_jobs_map.png --type geographic

7. Hierarchical/Pyramid Infographics

Purpose

Show levels of importance, organizational structures, or ranked information.

Visual Elements

Pyramid shape: Triangle with levels
Level labels: Clear tier identification
Size progression: Larger at base, smaller at top
Color progression: Gradient or distinct colors per level
Icons: Optional for each level

Layout Patterns

Traditional pyramid: Wide base, narrow top
Inverted pyramid: Narrow base, wide top
Org chart: Tree structure
Stacked blocks: Square levels

Prompt Templates

Classic Pyramid:

Hierarchical pyramid infographic: [TOPIC]
Top (Level 1 - most important/rare): [ITEM]
Level 2: [ITEM]
Level 3: [ITEM]
Level 4: [ITEM]
Base (Level 5 - foundation/most common): [ITEM]
Triangle pyramid with 5 horizontal sections,
[COLOR] gradient from [TOP COLOR] to [BASE COLOR],
labels on each tier, icons optional,
clean geometric design, white background.

Organizational Hierarchy:

Organizational chart infographic for [ORGANIZATION]:
Top: [CEO/LEADER]
Level 2: [VPs/DIRECTORS] (3-4 boxes)
Level 3: [MANAGERS] (6-8 boxes)
Level 4: [TEAM LEADS] (multiple boxes)
Tree structure flowing down, connecting lines between levels,
[COLOR SCHEME], professional corporate design,
role titles in boxes, white background.

Example Prompts

Project Hierarchy:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Hierarchical infographic: A hypothetical research project. \
   Top: Research question. Middle: Three work packages. \
   Base: Data collection, analysis, and validation tasks. \
   Show containment and labels; areas do not encode quantities. \
   Blue and orange palette, clear hierarchy, white background" \
  --output figures/project_hierarchy.png --type hierarchical

Energy Pyramid:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Hierarchical pyramid infographic: Ecological Energy Pyramid \
   Top: Apex predators (eagles, wolves) - smallest, \
   Level 2: Secondary consumers (snakes, foxes), \
   Level 3: Primary consumers (rabbits, deer), \
   Base: Producers (plants, algae) - largest. \
   Triangle pyramid with animal silhouettes, \
   green gradient from base to top, \
   energy flow arrows on side, \
   scientific educational design" \
  --output figures/energy_pyramid.png --type hierarchical

8. Anatomical/Visual Metaphor Infographics

Purpose

Explain complex systems using familiar visual metaphors (bodies, machines, trees, etc.).

Visual Elements

Central metaphor image: The main visual (body, tree, machine)
Labeled parts: Components identified
Callout lines: Connecting labels to parts
Descriptions: Explanations for each part
Color coding: Different parts in different colors

Layout Patterns

Central image with callouts: Labels pointing to parts
Exploded view: Parts separated but arranged
Cross-section: Inside view of metaphor
Before/after: Metaphor in different states

Prompt Templates

Body Metaphor:

Anatomical infographic using human body to explain [TOPIC]:
Brain represents [CONCEPT] - [explanation]
Heart represents [CONCEPT] - [explanation]
Hands represent [CONCEPT] - [explanation]
Feet represent [CONCEPT] - [explanation]
Human body silhouette with labeled callouts,
[COLOR SCHEME], clean medical illustration style,
connecting lines to descriptions, white background.

Machine Metaphor:

Anatomical infographic using machine/engine to explain [TOPIC]:
Fuel tank represents [CONCEPT]
Engine represents [CONCEPT]
Wheels represent [CONCEPT]
Steering represents [CONCEPT]
Machine illustration with labeled components,
callout lines and descriptions, [COLOR SCHEME],
technical illustration style, white background.

Example Prompts

Business as Body:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Anatomical infographic: A Business is Like a Human Body \
   Brain = Leadership and strategy (makes decisions), \
   Heart = Company culture (pumps energy), \
   Arms = Sales and marketing (reaches out), \
   Legs = Operations (keeps moving forward), \
   Skeleton = Systems and processes (provides structure). \
   Human body silhouette in blue, \
   labeled callout boxes for each part, \
   professional corporate design, white background" \
  --output figures/business_body.png --type anatomical

Computer as House:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Anatomical infographic: Computer as a House \
   CPU = The brain/office (processes information), \
   RAM = The desk (temporary workspace), \
   Hard Drive = The filing cabinet (long-term storage), \
   GPU = The entertainment room (handles visuals), \
   Motherboard = The foundation (connects everything). \
   House illustration with cutaway view, \
   labeled rooms matching computer parts, \
   blue and gray tech colors, educational style" \
  --output figures/computer_house.png --type anatomical

9. Resume/Professional Infographics

Purpose

Present professional information, skills, experience, and achievements visually.

Visual Elements

Photo/avatar section: Personal branding
Skills visualization: Bars, charts, ratings
Timeline: Career progression
Contact icons: Email, phone, social
Achievement badges: Certifications, awards

Layout Patterns

Single column: Vertical flow
Two column: Info left, skills right
Header focus: Large header with photo
Modular: Distinct sections/cards

Prompt Templates

Professional Resume:

Resume infographic for [NAME], [PROFESSION]:
Photo area: Circular avatar placeholder
Skills: [SKILL 1] 90%, [SKILL 2] 85%, [SKILL 3] 75%
Experience: [YEAR-YEAR] [ROLE] at [COMPANY], [YEAR-YEAR] [ROLE] at [COMPANY]
Education: [DEGREE] from [INSTITUTION]
Contact: Email, LinkedIn, Portfolio icons
Professional photo area at top, horizontal skill bars,
timeline for experience, [COLOR SCHEME],
modern professional design, white background.

Example Prompts

Designer Resume:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Resume infographic for a Graphic Designer: \
   Circular avatar placeholder at top, \
   Skills with colored bars: Adobe Suite 95%, UI/UX 90%, Branding 85%, Motion 75%. \
   Experience timeline: 2018-2020 Junior Designer at Agency X, \
   2020-2023 Senior Designer at Studio Y, 2023-Present Creative Director at Company Z. \
   Education: BFA Graphic Design. \
   Contact icons row at bottom. \
   Coral and teal color scheme, creative modern design" \
  --output figures/designer_resume.png --type resume

Purpose

Create shareable, engaging content optimized for social media platforms.

Visual Elements

Bold headlines: Attention-grabbing text
Minimal text: Quick to read
Vibrant colors: Stand out in feeds
Central visual: Eye-catching image or icon
Call to action: Engagement prompt

Layout Patterns

Square format: Instagram, Facebook
Vertical format: Pinterest, Stories
Carousel: Multi-slide series
Quote card: Impactful statement focus

Illustrative Canvas Sizes (not API guarantees)

These are common layout examples, not a statement of current platform upload rules. Check the destination platform before delivery; the script does not enforce pixel dimensions.

Instagram Square: 1080x1080px
Instagram Portrait: 1080x1350px
Twitter/X: 1200x675px
LinkedIn: 1200x627px
Pinterest: 1000x1500px

Prompt Templates

Social Quote Card:

Social media infographic: Inspirational quote
Quote: "[QUOTE TEXT]"
Attribution: - [AUTHOR]
Large quotation marks, centered quote text,
author name below, [COLOR SCHEME],
Instagram square format, bold typography,
solid gradient background.

Quick Stats Social:

Social media infographic: [TOPIC] in Numbers
Headline: [ATTENTION-GRABBING HEADLINE]
Stat 1: [BIG NUMBER] [CONTEXT]
Stat 2: [BIG NUMBER] [CONTEXT]
Call to action: [CTA]
Bold numbers, minimal text, [COLOR SCHEME],
vibrant engaging design, social media optimized,
Instagram square format.

Example Prompts

Inspirational Quote:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Social media infographic quote card: \
   Quote: 'The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. \
   The second best time is now.' \
   Attribution: Chinese Proverb. \
   Large decorative quotation marks, centered text, \
   gradient background from deep green to teal, \
   tree silhouette illustration, Instagram square format, \
   modern inspirational design" \
  --output figures/tree_quote.png --type social

Engagement Stats:

python skills/infographics/scripts/generate_infographic.py \
  "Social media infographic: Email Marketing Stats \
   Headline: Example Campaign (Synthetic Data) \
   Stat 1: 40% open rate in a hypothetical test, \
   Stat 2: 5% click rate among 1000 synthetic delivered messages, \
   Call to action: Double tap if you're an email marketer! \
   Bold colorful numbers, envelope icons, \
   purple and yellow vibrant colors, \
   Instagram square format, engaging design" \
  --output figures/email_stats_social.png --type social

Style Variations by Industry

Corporate/Business Style

Colors: Navy, gray, gold accents
Typography: Clean sans-serif (Arial, Helvetica)
Design: Minimal, professional, structured
Elements: Charts, icons, clean lines

Healthcare/Medical Style

Colors: Blue, teal, green, white
Typography: Clear, readable
Design: Trust-inducing, clean, clinical
Elements: Medical icons, anatomy, research imagery

Technology/Data Style

Colors: Dark backgrounds, neon accents, blue/purple
Typography: Modern sans-serif, monospace for data
Design: Futuristic, clean, dark mode friendly
Elements: Circuit patterns, data visualizations, glows

Education/Academic Style

Colors: Neutral tones, soft blues, warm accents
Typography: Readable, slightly traditional
Design: Organized, clear hierarchy, accessible
Elements: Books, lightbulbs, graduation icons

Marketing/Creative Style

Colors: Bold, vibrant, trendy combinations
Typography: Mix of display and body fonts
Design: Eye-catching, dynamic, playful
Elements: Abstract shapes, gradients, illustrations

Prompt Modifiers Reference

Add these modifiers to any prompt to adjust style:

Design Style

"clean minimal design"
"modern professional design"
"flat design with bold colors"
"hand-drawn illustration style"
"3D isometric style"
"vintage retro style"
"corporate business style"
"playful friendly design"

Color Instructions

"[color] and [color] color scheme"
"monochromatic [color] palette"
"colorblind-safe palette"
"warm/cool color tones"
"high contrast design"
"muted pastel colors"
"bold vibrant colors"

Layout Instructions

"vertical layout"
"horizontal layout"
"centered composition"
"asymmetrical balance"
"grid-based layout"
"flowing organic layout"

Background Options

"white background"
"light gray background"
"dark background"
"gradient background from [color] to [color]"
"subtle pattern background"
"solid [color] background"

Use these templates and examples as starting points, then customize for your specific needs.

Requirements and compatibility

Works with: Claude Code, Claude apps, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Kiro, OpenCode, Goose, Amp, Roo Code, JetBrains Junie, Factory Droid, Devin (ex-Windsurf), Mistral Vibe, OpenHands, Letta

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Needs: Declares allowed tools, Needs network access, Needs an API key, Needs Python

The author says: Requires Python 3.10+ with requests installed, network access, and OPENROUTER_API_KEY for generation, review, or research.

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K-Dense Inc.

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Source

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Infographics

Overview

Quick Start

When to Use This Skill

Research Integration

Automatic Data Gathering (--research)

What Research Provides

When to Use Research

Research Output

Infographic Types

Style Presets

Industry Styles (--style)

Colorblind-Safe Palettes

Available Palettes (--palette)

Smart Iterative Refinement and CLI

Prompt Engineering Tips

Be Specific About Content

Include Data Points

Specify Visual Elements

API and model contract

Reference Files

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Integration with Other Skills

Quick Reference Checklist

Citing Scientific Agent Skills

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references/infographic_types.md

Infographic Types Reference Guide

1. Statistical/Data-Driven Infographics

Purpose

Visual Elements

Layout Patterns

Prompt Templates

Example Prompts

2. Timeline Infographics

Purpose

Visual Elements

Layout Patterns

Prompt Templates

Example Prompts

3. Process/How-To Infographics

Purpose

Visual Elements

Layout Patterns

Prompt Templates

Example Prompts

4. Comparison Infographics

Purpose

Visual Elements

Layout Patterns

Prompt Templates

Example Prompts

5. List/Informational Infographics

Purpose

Visual Elements

Layout Patterns

Prompt Templates

Example Prompts

6. Geographic/Map-Based Infographics

Purpose

Visual Elements

Layout Patterns

Prompt Templates

Example Prompts

7. Hierarchical/Pyramid Infographics

Purpose

Visual Elements

Layout Patterns

Prompt Templates

Example Prompts

8. Anatomical/Visual Metaphor Infographics

Automatic Data Gathering (`--research`)

Industry Styles (`--style`)

Available Palettes (`--palette`)