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131 Infographic Style Ad Examples

Infographic style ads present information as a designed layout of icons, numbers, diagrams and labels. Swipe the layouts below, then read how to keep one legible.

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The advertisement displays a graphic with a light red background. At the top, a series of binary code is subtly displayed. The center prominently features the number 32% in large, bold red text. Below this, smaller text states, 'of consumers, surveyed elected phone as their preferred communication channel.' A circular image below the headline is a woman wearing a headset, suggesting a customer service representative. To the left a small text box displays 'Transcribing...' in yellow. A red graphic depicting sound waves is to its right. At the bottom, a red button invites viewers to 'Explore our infographic.' The bottom right corner contains the brand logo.
Twilio
The ad is designed with a light blue background, featuring the text "Go from car to cash in under 24 hours – only at Clutch." The text is in a bold, sans-serif font. Below this, there is a graphic presentation of a process with the numbers 1, 2, and 3 inside circles, each labeled with a concise step, such as "instant offer (3 minutes)", "schedule sale (1 minute)", and "drop off car (payday)". A silver car is shown in the middle, and a stack of green money icon indicates the final step. The text "*Does not include the time to upload car documentation." is present at the bottom.
Clutch
An image displays a wedding seating chart presented on an easel. The chart is a large white rectangular print with elegant, soft grey floral corner designs. The names 'Simone & James' are at the top, above the date '12th August 2025'. Below, twelve tables are listed with guest names. A small price tag of £80.00 is in the top left. The wooden easel supports the chart against a soft beige background. The bottom right corner features a brand name.
Papier
Ad with a dark-blue background and white and red elements. Large white text at the top reads "55%" immediately followed by "of consumers spend more with brands that personalize" in smaller colored text. Below is a bar graph visualization
Twilio
The ad is a graphic with a clean, modern design. The headline "Better listening for better understanding" is in a large, bold, red font at the top. Below this, in an even larger font, is the number "48%", also in red. Underneath the number, there is a statement in smaller font: "of customers said speaking to a real person makes them feel listened to by a brand." On the right side of the ad is a circular graphic divided into two parts with a red ring on the outer perimeter. Inside this circle is a photo of a smiling woman wearing a headset. A yellow graphic of sound waves extends from the woman. Below the woman is a yellow icon of a headset. The background is a soft, light pink color, with the brand's logo at the bottom.
Twilio
The ad is a vertical graphic with a light background. The upper part has the headline 'Listening matters for your bottom line' in dark blue color. Below the headline is a red colored large '69%' followed by the text 'of customers would buy from a brand again if they feel listened to' in black. In the middle is a circular design with a human figure on the phone. The phone is in the ears and the person is smiling. The background has the sound waves near the human on the phone. The bottom left has a dark blue rectangular button that says 'Read report'. The logo of the brand is located at the very bottom right.
Twilio
The ad features a dark blue vertical background. In the center, there's a document graphic with green abstract patterns and a title that reads 'The Total Economic Impact Of Twilio Verify' with relevant subtitles. A circular badge in the upper right showcases a '174% ROI'. Below the document, there's a graphic of a chart. The ad text 'Calculate your ROI' uses bold white font, while a brief description 'Get an estimate of the economic impact of...' is displayed below.
Twilio
The ad is a vertically oriented graphic with a dark blue background. At the top is an infographic-style design with white boxes containing input fields. It appears to be a calculator with pre-filled numbers such as '10,000 Annual revenue' and '40 Number of SMS OTP', along with displayed values and a graph. In the center is a large red circle with '174% ROI' displayed. Below the calculation graphic, large white text reads 'Calculate your ROI.' Following that smaller text in white reads: 'Get an estimate of the economic impact of Twilio Verify >'
Twilio
An ad with a dark blue background. A red semi-circle is in the upper right corner. In the center is the text "Consumer Preferences Report" in white. Below it, in a larger font, are the words "Nearly 25% of consumers" in white and red. Beneath that, more text in white that reads "purchase from different brands because a business didn't use their preferred communication channel". Below that is an image of three people working in an office setting. A man in a suit and tie is gesturing and another woman is looking at a screen. In the bottom-right corner is a red rectangular button with the words "Read it now".
Twilio
The ad has a dark blue background with a white title that says "State of Customer Engagement Report" with "2024" above it. Below the the title, there is a red button with the text "View Report ->". At the bottom are several bar graphs of different heights, with the tallest bar colored red.
Twilio
The ad is a vertical graphic with a segmented layout. A vibrant mustard yellow background on the left side displays the text "Grow Your Business" in large, elegant font. Below, it states "Mailchimp customers see on average up to:". The right side is divided into three colored sections. The top section is white with the number "39X" and below that states "return on investment." The middle section is pink with the number "141%" and below that states "more revenue with AI-built segments." The final section is a darker pink with the number "7X" and below that says "more orders with automated journeys." The bottom left segment showcases the Mailchimp logo.
Intuit Mailchimp
The ad has a dark blue background with a circular red element in the upper right. The ad displays a report title, survey results and a photograph of a woman and a call to action button. The main headline says "72% of global consumers" and the text below says "believe their time is being wasted by a brand after receiving slow replies." A woman using a smartphone is shown in the image below. The overall design is clean with bold text.
Twilio
The ad features a red percentage that says "69%" and then reads of consumers will buy from a brand again if they feel heard." There’s a picture of a man smiling while talking on a red phone. A graphic similar to sound waves cuts through the image of the man. There is also a red circle in the top right corner with a white arrow pointing upward and to the right. At the bottom is a red button that says "Explore our infographic". The brand name is on the bottom-right corner.
Twilio
The ad has a dark blue background with a red shape in the top right and bottom right corner. The ad features the company logo and the text 'Consumer Preferences Report'. It also includes a statistic: '79% of consumers prefer email over other communication channels globally'. Below that is an image of a smiling Black man wearing glasses and a denim jacket. The bottom of the ad has a red button that says 'Read it now'.
Twilio
The ad has a dark blue background with a white logo at the top left and a red shape in the upper right corner. The text 'Consumer Preferences Report' and then the statement 'Nearly 25% of consumers purchase from different brands because a business didn't use their preferred communication channel.' is shown in white. The bottom portion of the ad has an image of 2 business people, one is a bearded man in a suit sitting at a table, and a woman sitting next to him. They appear to be reviewing data and there is a red button that states 'Read it now' in white text.
Twilio
The ad features a dark blue background with a white logo in the top left and a red semi-circle at the top right. The headline, in large white text, states statistics related to customer behavior. Below it is a photo of a man looking at a laptop. A red button with white text is placed on the bottom right corner including a call to action.
Twilio
The ad is a vertical image with a dark blue background. The top portion of the ad includes the brand logo, a red circle element, and the text "Consumer Preferences Report". The body of the ad features the statistic "72% of global consumers believe their time is being wasted by a brand after receiving slow replies" in large, white text. Below this, there is an image of a woman holding a smartphone with white earbuds and some green background. A red rectangle that says, "Read it now" appears at the bottom-right.
Twilio
An infographic style ad. A large red percentage, 48%, is at the top. Below this, text states "of consumers feel heard by a brand when they can speak to a human agent". To the right of this is an illustration of binary code and a smiling person wearing a headset, suggesting customer service. The bottom left has a button graphic that says "Explore our infographic".
Twilio
The ad is a vertical infographic with a yellow, white, pink, and magenta background. Text is displayed in white and includes statistics like a 39x return on investment, 141% more revenue and 7x more orders. The Mailchimp logo is at the bottom left.
Intuit Mailchimp
An artfully composed image featuring a LEGO model of a character, designed in the style of a banana, dissected to show internal organs and skeleton, holding weapons. The character is segmented to reveal the banana's insides and a skeleton. The character's left arm has a skeleton arm holding a weapon, a banana peel, and the right holds a large toy gun. The background is a solid purple field with a subtle topographic map pattern. The LEGO and FORTNITE logo are at the top in white, top right. The ad seems to promote a collaboration between the two.
LEGO

Top brands running Infographic Style ads

What are Infographic Style ads?

An infographic style ad organizes its message visually: sections, icons, arrows, charts, comparison tables, labelled product diagrams or a timeline. Instead of one photo and one line, the viewer gets a small map of information to scan. The format is usually static or a lightly animated carousel, and it relies on layout, hierarchy and consistent icons more than on photography or a person speaking.

When to use Infographic Style ads

  • You have several facts, steps or ingredients that read more clearly as a structured layout than as a sentence.
  • Your product needs a labelled breakdown, such as what is inside, how it fits together or how it differs from the usual option.
  • You want a carousel that teaches something across cards, with one idea per swipe.
  • You are selling to an audience that likes to be informed and may share or save a useful graphic.
  • You lack strong photography or video and need a design-led creative that still looks deliberate.

Infographic Style ad best practices

  1. Give the layout a clear reading order

    Decide where the eye starts and where it ends. A big headline, then a few evenly spaced sections, then the call to action works better than elements scattered at equal weight.

  2. Use one icon style throughout

    Mixed icon sets look careless. Pick a single outline or fill style, one or two accent colors and a steady grid, so the graphic reads as one piece instead of a collage.

  3. Cut the text to what must be said

    An infographic is not a license for paragraphs. Use short labels and short numbers, and move the long explanation to the caption or landing page so the image stays easy to scan on a phone.

  4. Show real numbers only when you can support them

    Charts and figures look authoritative, so any claim in one should be accurate and, where needed, sourced. Avoid invented figures, and check platform rules for claims in sensitive categories.

  5. Test the graphic at thumbnail size

    View the finished creative at the size of a feed. If the headline or the key label cannot be read at a glance, simplify the design before spending on it.

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Infographic Style ads: frequently asked questions

What is an infographic style ad?

It is an ad designed like an infographic, using icons, labels, charts and structured sections to present facts or steps. The viewer learns something by scanning the layout, which makes it a strong fit for products that need a short breakdown.

Are infographic ads better as static images or carousels?

Both are common. A single static image works when the idea fits one clear layout, while a carousel suits a sequence where each card carries one point. Pick the one that keeps the text large enough to read on a phone.

What goes wrong in infographic ads?

The usual problems are too much text, too many competing colors and elements that do not point to a clear starting place. Small type that disappears on a mobile screen is the most frequent issue, so simplify until a quick glance still works.

How is an infographic style ad different from a listicle ad?

A listicle ad is organized by a number of items and may be plain text on a background. An infographic style ad is organized by visual structure, such as icons and diagrams, and does not need a count. A design can be both.

Where can I find infographic ad examples and templates?

The gallery above collects infographic style ads from real brands, newest first when signed out, with the first 100 ads of every list open to free accounts. Treat it as a swipe file for layouts, icon choices and ways to structure information.