About Flowgraph
Flowgraph reads what you write and presses it into a designed visual. Think of it less as a button and more as a small, fast studio.
The idea
Most ideas live as paragraphs long before they become pictures. Flowgraph collapses that gap: paste an article, drop a document, or hand over a link, and it analyses the structure, drafts a layout, and renders a finished infographic or banner — in your palette and your language.
How it works
- Read. Your content is parsed and summarised into a structured outline.
- Compose. You choose the shape and the register, or let the studio choose them from what the text is already doing.
- Press. The composition is rendered into a publication-ready image you can download.
Why Flowgraph?
Because information should flow logically and be presented as a clear visual graph. "Flow" is the argument — the order ideas actually go in, which is the thing most long documents bury. "Graph" is the picture that order becomes once you can see it. Flowgraph converts chaotic walls of text into structured, digestible visual stories: you hand over the words, it works out the flow, and it hands back the graph.
The craft
The interface borrows from the print shop on purpose: registration marks, a specimen ticker, monospaced spec labels, and warm paper. Tools should have a point of view — and a good visual tool should look like it was made by people who care about visuals.
Get in touch
Ideas, bugs, or a layout you wish existed? Write to support@flowgraph.design. We read everything.
Questions? Write to support@flowgraph.design