Flocci Bento use case
Bento infographics built for the feed
A bento infographic organises a story — stats, steps, comparisons — into tiles a feed-scroller can parse in two seconds. Flocci Bento gives you real vector charts (pie, donut, bar, line, area), display typography with glow effects and image panels on one grid, exporting 2x PNGs that stay sharp on retina screens.
- LinkedIn carousels & posts
- X/Twitter threads
- Instagram tiles
- Community announcements
Why bento infographics outperform walls of text
Feeds reward images that promise fast information. The bento grammar — one bold claim, tiles of supporting stats, a chart, a quote — reads as 'dense but organised', which earns the pause. Because Bento charts are vectors with editable data, your numbers render crisply instead of looking like stretched screenshots from a spreadsheet.
A repeatable content system
Build one board per recurring format: 'monthly stats', 'how we did X', 'tool stack'. Duplicate, swap the data, export. Text panels support font families, weights, letter spacing and glow for headline punch; image panels take photos with in-app crop and filters. The consistency compounds — followers start recognising your grid before they read your name.
Frequently asked questions
Which platforms do bento infographics work best on?
LinkedIn and X reward wide, information-dense images; Instagram favours square crops. Design once and export 2x PNG — the resolution covers all three.
Can I chart real data?
Yes — pie, donut, bar, line and area charts with data points you edit directly in the panel. No spreadsheet screenshots needed.
Is there a free way to make infographics here?
Yes: designing is free without a card, and founder credits included with every new workspace cover your first exports.
Can AI generate images for my infographic?
The AI assistant can generate text-to-image assets and rewrite your copy; usage is metered in credits from your shared Flocci wallet.
Open the editor and build yours
Free to design, no card — founder credits included with every new workspace.