The Ultimate Guide to Creating Shareable Infographics Using PowerPoint or Keynote

 Want to learn how to plan, publish, and promote viral infographics?

You’re in the right place. But let’s start by making something clear: If you’re thinking, “I’m not a natural designer" or “I’ve never made an infographic before,” you’re not alone.

However, instead of making excuses, answer this: Have you ever made a presentation in PowerPoint or Keynote?

Great. Believe it or not, you’ve got the skills to make an infographic. And now that I know you can do this, I'm here to walk you through the seven steps that I take when creating infographics.

→ Download Now: 15 Free Infographic Templates

The plan is to cover each of those steps in detail so you know exactly how to create and launch infographics for your business as well. Let's dive in.

How to Create Shareable Infographics Using PowerPoint or Keynote

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