How Can People Edit My Template On Piktochart

1) To start working with a template, select one from the infographics tab. You can search by topics in the search bar at the top or browse through the options.

2) You can preview templates that interest you, but once you decide on one it will open in an editing window. On the left edge of the infographic itself, you will see a small vertical bar. From top to bottom, you can add a bloc, which is a section of information, move a block up or down, clone a block, delete a block, and access settings which will let you change the dimensions of your document.

3) Further to the left is the tabbed menu where you will be able to manage most of the additions to the document. Here you have graphics, design components, uploads from your computer, backgrounds, text, color scheme options, and tools. You can click on each tab to bring up available options and click on what interests you. It will appear on your document.

4) You can edit text that is on the template by double-clicking on it, then using the menu at the top of the page to edit font, color, size, and many other things. You can also create embedded links in your text.

5) To edit charts that are part of the template, click on them and then click the small pencil in the right corner. A new window will appear with the data that the graph represents, so you can change this data manually or import data. In this window, you can also change the type of chart being used.

6) You can change the color scheme of your document without having to change each element on the page, simply by heading over to the color scheme tab on the left-hand menu. There, you can pick from any of the pre-designed color options. You can also create your own, but that comes as part of Piktochart's premium membership.

7) You can extend and decrease the size of blocks of information by scrolling over the gray line that divides each section, then pulling up or down with your mouse.

8) Using the features of the top menu, you can group and lock the position of groups of text and graphics. This will make it easier to keep information together if you decide that it would flow better on a different part of the page.