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New Tool Tuesday: Piktochart

When I found out I was pregnant, a few thoughts raced through my mind:

  • OMG, seriously?
  • How am I going to tell Lucas?
  • How am I going to tell my parents?
  • How am I going to be able to tell the blog?

I had fun with ALL of the announcements I made, but I really loved building the infographic that eventually did break the baby news here. (Refresher in this post.)

And I did it through a very cool new tool — Piktochart.com. I used the free version, but there is also a pro version starting at $14.99 a month. Obviously if you’re a designer by trade, you’d design your own templates anyway, but if you’re like me and you have lots of info to share and terrible design/graphic sense, it can be a great resource.

 

Piktochart offers:

  • Design tools
  • Built in graphics
  • Easy-to-edit text fields
  • Different templates, colors, etc.
  • The ability to export to multiple formats

I also really dig the blog from the Piktochart team, which has some helpful hints about building infographics, etc.

I know some people think that this trend has passed, but I LOVE infographics — those that are done well, anyway.

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About Katy

Katy Widrick is a television producer by day, and trains for triathlons at night. She writes about healthy living in a hectic world -- a balance between fitness and friendships, all built through social media, and is also the founder of the #Fitblog Chats on Twitter. Subscribe to the feed for updates and follow @kwidrick on Twitter!

Comments

  1. Ohhhhhh, so THAT’S how everyone is making those neat little graphics. Thanks for the link!

  2. So THAT’S how everyone is making those neat little graphics. Thanks for the link! Looking forward for more great post.

  3. I think infographics are fun, when used and done correctly.

  4. I feel so out of the loop because before your announcement I hadn’t even seen an infographic before. Well, not one I’d recognize as such I guess!

  5. I loved your chart announcement! And congrats! This looks like a pretty cool tool. Thanks for sharing!

  6. Thanks so much for the run-down and link, Katy!! I seriously bookmark half of your blog…;)

  7. thanks for the link – and congratulations!

  8. Thanks for sharing! I was wondering how you did that.

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