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Turn text into a process diagram

Steps buried in paragraphs get skipped; paste a how-to into Infograph and each step comes back as its own card, in order, with its time or amount on it.

Each step keeps the times and amounts written next to it, and nothing new is added to your process.

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The story Infograph made from the how-toMade from this text

Before and after: how a ₹100 UPI payment works

Before: the how-to, as pasted

What happens when you pay ₹100 by UPI?

1. You scan the shop’s QR code, type ₹100 and enter your UPI PIN. About 0.2 seconds.
2. NPCI’s UPI switch reads the request and routes it to the right banks. About 0.3 seconds.
3. Your bank checks your PIN and balance, then debits the ₹100. About 0.8 seconds, the longest step.
4. The shop’s bank credits the ₹100 to the shop’s account. About 0.5 seconds.
5. The shop’s speaker box announces the payment and both apps show it as done. About 0.2 seconds.

Five handoffs, about 2 seconds in all. Timings are rounded.

After: the story

“What happens when you pay ₹100 by UPI?”: made by Infograph from the how-to, pictures and all. Scroll inside the frame, or open it full screen.

Steps hide inside paragraphs

Infograph finds the steps and the order between them. Each step gets a card with a short label and the detail behind it. Cycles become loops and handoffs become arrows. Times, costs and counts sit on the step they belong to.

Three steps

  1. Paste the process

    Paste a how-to, an onboarding guide, an AI answer about how something works, or the steps from a policy.

  2. Pick a template

    Papercraft and Sketch make friendly guides. A cleaner look suits a process at work.

  3. Share or export

    Put the link in your help pages, or export a carousel or a PDF for training.

Every number comes from your source

In a process, numbers are instructions: wait ten minutes, pay this much, repeat three times. Infograph only shows the figures written in your text, so nobody follows a step that was never there.

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Questions

Can it show a cycle?

Yes. When the text describes steps that repeat, such as a feedback loop or a natural cycle, the story shows them as a loop instead of a straight line.

Is this a flowchart editor?

No. Infograph makes a scrolling visual story from your text. If you need to drag boxes and connectors by hand, a diagram editor is a better fit.

Can I change a step after it is drawn?

Yes. You can change the wording or reorder the blocks before you share. Nothing is public until you do.