A while ago, I read a couple of posts about creating infographics to promote books or enhance blogs. Being a keen user of Canva for the past couple of years, I suspected they had templates for that. They do — lots of them, including many free ones.
Here’s an infographic for my book series I whipped up using one of the Canva templates. I changed the background and text colours, and, of course, the text and pictures. It really was quick and easy.
Give it a try: www.canva.com
Good idea Audrey! I love Canva.
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Thanks, Denzil!
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I didn’t know what Canva was. Thanks for the info.:-)
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You’re welcome, Priscilla.
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I’m a regular user of Canva, but haven’t tried this one, Audrey – thanks for the idea!
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You’re welcome, Teri. Look under Blogging and Ebooks in the templates drop-down.
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Will have to look into this sometime.
(I have The Friendship of Mortals on Kindle)
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Good to hear that, Roger. I hope you enjoy it.
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I will read! (I have very lazy reading habits these days-must shape up)
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Oh, cool, Audrey. I’m so glad you tried it and what an awesome infographic. It looks so professional! I’m going to have to try out Canva. I do my images on Word, and it’s far from a graphics program. Great job!
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I recommend Canva heartily, Diana. It’s easy to use, and you can do things like layering images and adjusting transparency. I didn’t need those features for the infographic, but I’ve used it a lot for other images. I notice you sometimes create an image for a blog post about your work in progress. Canva is ideal for stuff like that.
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Word doesn’t let me do transparency and sometimes that’s what I want. I like playing in images and will give it a try. 🙂 Thanks.
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