The project's README from github.com/OrRon/EpicInfographics. As one markdown file: README.md.
An open-source skill that teaches AI agents to design infographics the way a studio would.
It skips the stock templates, the rounded card grids, the Tailwind blue, and the emoji icons. Every image below came straight out of the skill, brief to PNG, with nothing touched up by hand.

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Ask an AI for an infographic and you usually get the same thing: rounded cards in a symmetric grid, Tailwind blue, an emoji where an icon should be, and a bar chart floating on a flat background. It works, and it is instantly recognizable as machine-made.
This skill writes down what a good studio actually does, as steps an agent can follow without needing taste of its own:
Thirteen briefs, twelve design languages, six canvas formats, and every piece animated. Click any image for its brief, its HTML source, and the MP4 and GIF versions.
![]() Orbital launch blueprint · story |
![]() Tallest buildings blueprint · a4 |
![]() Signup funnel dark-glass · square |
![]() The streaming wars dark-glass · wide |
![]() The case for sleep editorial · story |
![]() Anatomy of a margherita hand-drawn · square |
![]() The honeybee economy retro-print · a4 |
![]() The coffee tree naturalist-plate · a4 |
![]() The spotlight is shrinking dark-glass · story |
![]() Two tiny worlds of work isometric-world · wide |
![]() The road the internet took isometric-world · story |
![]() Visit Mars park-poster · story |
![]() Inside a wind turbine cutaway · a4 |
Your brief here the skill made all of these; test briefs in examples/briefs.md |
Every gallery piece is also a short animation, rendered from the same HTML file as its still. The skill asks up front whether the graphic should move, storyboards the build (the scene is already on stage, the data arrives in order, the hero lands last), and choreographs it in the design language's own motion character: the blueprint rocket is drafted line by line, the honeybee poster arrives as screen-print ink passes, the theatre runs its lighting cues, and the Mars vista pulls layer by layer off the screen. A bundled script scrubs the page's CSS animations frame by frame in headless Chromium and assembles the MP4 and GIF with ffmpeg, so every render is deterministic and the layout checks still hold on the finished frame.

Each style file is a complete spec the agent can execute as written: exact hexes, font pairings, geometry, signature devices, do's and don'ts. Every chart palette passes a six-check color-blind-safety validation, including the dark ones.
| Scene-native (the defaults) | |
|---|---|
| blueprint | cyanotype drafting sheet: dimension arrows, hatch fills, stamped title block |
| dark-glass | luminous data on deep space: aurora fields, glass panels, disciplined glow |
| naturalist-plate | 19th-century field-guide engraving: figure systems, watercolor tints, foxing |
| isometric-world | miniature floating dioramas: data as architecture, exact 2:1 projection |
| retro-print | mid-century poster: four inks, misregistration, film grain, arc text |
| editorial | magazine feature: Fraunces at huge sizes, drop caps, charticles |
| hand-drawn | marker sketchbook: wobble-filtered linework, washi tape, doodle arrows |
| park-poster | WPA screen-print vista: layered flat planes, title band, a tiny figure for scale |
| cutaway | DK-style cross-section: sliced machines, numbered callouts, detail lenses, tiny people |
| High slop-risk (explicit request only) | |
|---|---|
| swiss · corporate-clean · neo-brutalist | flat by construction; the skill only uses them when asked, and forces scene-craft into them |
Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add OrRon/EpicInfographics
/plugin install epic-infographics@epic-infographics
Updates: /plugin → Marketplaces → epic-infographics → Enable auto-update.
Codex
codex plugin marketplace add OrRon/EpicInfographics
codex plugin add epic-infographics@epic-infographics
Factory Droid
droid plugin marketplace add https://github.com/OrRon/EpicInfographics
droid plugin install epic-infographics@epic-infographics --scope user
Pi
pi install https://github.com/OrRon/EpicInfographics
Manual install (any agent that reads skill directories)
git clone https://github.com/OrRon/EpicInfographics.git
# user-level:
cp -r EpicInfographics/skills/epic-infographics ~/.claude/skills/
# or project-level:
cp -r EpicInfographics/skills/epic-infographics your-project/.claude/skills/
One-time render setup, run inside the installed skill directory. If you skip it, the agent runs it itself on the first render:
npm install && npx playwright install chromium
The renderer needs a real browser engine because the graphics are HTML/CSS; that's what buys real text wrapping, web fonts, backdrop blur and blend modes. Playwright drives headless Chromium, waits for fonts before screenshotting, and renders at 2x for retina-crisp PNGs. This is render-side only, the HTML sources open in any browser.
Then just talk to your agent:
make me an infographic about our Q3 numbers, dark and dramatic, 16:9
turn this data into a poster for the office printer [paste a table]
a fun square social graphic about how sourdough works, hand-drawn style
The agent first pins down who the graphic is for, what it needs to do, and whether it should also move, gathers the data, then pitches you two or three story angles as a multiple-choice question. Once you pick one, it selects a visual metaphor that can carry real data, chooses a canvas and a design language, composes the scene, builds it, renders it, and reviews its own PNG against the checklist before handing it over. There are usually one or two self-correction loops you never see.
skills/epic-infographics/
SKILL.md entry point: workflow + hard rules (kept short)
references/
composition.md rule zero + six named composition patterns
illustration-and-texture.md metaphor-first method, grain/halftone/misregistration
data-vocabulary.md ~25 data forms, chosen by the question the data answers
charts.md inline-SVG recipes with the math written out
motion.md animation as staging: build order, easing, recipes
design-languages/ one complete spec per style (+ _template.md)
templates/skeleton.html canvas boilerplate
scripts/check.mjs preflight gate: collisions, clipping, sizes, hero
scripts/render.mjs HTML -> PNG · 6 presets · font-safe · retina
scripts/animate.mjs HTML -> MP4/GIF · scrubbed CSS keyframes · ffmpeg
examples/ brief + HTML + PNG for every gallery image
.claude-plugin/ .codex-plugin/ plugin + marketplace manifests
.factory-plugin/ .agents/ (Claude Code · Codex · Factory Droid · Pi)
scripts/validate.mjs CI gate: manifests in sync, examples complete
.github/workflows/ci.yml validator + headless render smoke test per PR
The skill is built around progressive disclosure: for any one graphic the
agent reads SKILL.md, one style file, and only the references the task
needs.
The most valuable thing you can add is a new design language. Copy
_template.md,
fill in every section, validate your chart palette for color-blind safety
(don't eyeball it), and include one rendered example produced through the
skill. PRs that add a style without a rendered example won't be merged,
because the gallery is the test suite. The full checklist and the local
validation commands are in CONTRIBUTING.md.
MIT. Do what you like with it.