Turn any deck into an infographic

Some cards are worth more than a quiz. The fallacy you keep hearing at dinner, the chart trick you spotted in the news: sometimes you want to show someone, not just remember it yourself.

Now you can. Open any public deck on Braineos and choose Make an infographic. Pick four to six cards, give the image a title, and you'll see a preview before you create it. Each card becomes a tile: the term or question as its heading, the definition or correct answer underneath.

When you press Create, you get your own page for it, with Share, Download and Copy link. The image is 1080 × 1350, the shape Instagram and most phones show best. It credits the deck's creator and shows braineos.com, and its page links back to the full deck, so anyone who likes it can study the rest.

A few things to know

Infographics are free for anyone signed in. You can make up to 20 a day. The deck has to be public, and the image draws text only: card pictures are left out, and the text needs to be in Latin script. If a card is too long to fit its tile, the builder tells you and shortens it with "…", so you can pick another.

What it isn't

There's no AI involved. The site draws the image from the cards exactly as they're written, so what you share is what the deck says.

Try it on a deck you like: Logical fallacies, spotted, Why smart people decide badly or Spot a misleading chart.

Miles Corran