Free Stat Card Maker

Infographics & Content

Create eye-catching statistic cards for infographics, dashboards, and presentations. Highlight key numbers with bold typography and icons. Free, no signup.

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Type the figure, label and note onto the card, add the up-or-down delta that turns a number into a direction, and switch between a hero KPI, a strip of metrics and a compact badge.

How to Use

  1. 1

    Start from an example

    Pick Revenue growth, Active users, Uptime or Conversion lift.

  2. 2

    Choose a layout

    Hero KPI for one big number, Metric strip for three or four, or Badge card.

  3. 3

    Type your number

    Click the value or the label on the card and type. Pick an icon and colors in the side panel.

  4. 4

    Pick a size

    Card for documents, square for social, or slide for decks.

  5. 5

    Download

    Download PNG is free with no watermark. Pro adds SVG, HD PNG at 2×, 3× and 4×, and an animated MP4.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a stat card for?

Putting one number where it cannot be missed — inside an infographic, on a slide, or standalone on social. It is the unit people screenshot out of a report.

What are the three layouts?

Hero KPI for a single dominant number. Metric strip for three or four figures in a row. Badge card when the stat needs to look like a credential or an award.

Can I add an icon?

Yes — trend, users, revenue, rating, love, speed, health, reliability, and conversion. An icon gives the number a category before anyone reads the label, which matters when the card is seen at a glance.

How do I edit the number and label?

Click the value or the label on the card and type. The preview is exactly what exports, so nothing reflows between editing and download.

Should the label go above or below the number?

Below, usually. The number should land first and the label should explain it — a label on top makes the reader process the category before the fact they came for.

Can I show several stats at once?

Yes — the Metric strip layout puts three or four related figures on one canvas, which suits a results summary better than four separate cards.

What sizes can I export?

Card 720×480 for embedding in a document, square 900×900 for social, and slide 1200×675 for decks. PNG is free with no watermark.

What makes a stat card convincing?

A specific number with its source or period attached. "87% satisfaction" invites doubt; "87% satisfaction, Q3 2026, n=1,240" does not.

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