Create on-brand sales infographics from proof points and screenshots

Pick one sales moment for the infographic: first-call follow-up, security review, ROI discussion, feature explanation, competitive switch, or executive summary. Then choose 3-5 approved proof points, metrics, screenshots, or process steps that support that moment. Do not try to make one infographic explain the whole product.

In Canva, create 2-3 infographic layouts: metric proof, before-and-after workflow, and product capability map. Use your brand fonts, colors, icon style, logo rules, spacing, and footer disclaimer pattern. Save these as reusable templates so future infographics do not start from scratch.

Use Canva to crop, annotate, and simplify product screenshots. Blur sensitive information, remove distracting UI areas, and call out the one interface detail that supports the proof point. If a screenshot is low-resolution or visually weak, use Magnific's image enhancement or upscaling capabilities to polish it before inserting it into the layout.

Use Magnific to generate icons, background textures, diagram accents, or abstract visuals that support the infographic. Keep prompts constrained by brand style, color palette, subject matter, and composition. Avoid generating fake charts, fake UI, fake logos, or fake customer imagery. The AI visual should support the message, not become the message.

Create a supporting visual for a B2B sales infographic.

Brand style:
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Color palette:
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Infographic topic:
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Visual purpose:
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Composition notes:
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Rules:
- No fake text
- No fake logos
- No fake UI
- No people unless explicitly approved
- Leave clear space for text overlays
- Keep it professional and brand-safe

Place the proof points, cleaned screenshots, and AI-generated visual elements into the Canva template. Use a clear hierarchy: headline, buyer problem, proof point, screenshot or visual, implication, CTA. Export a draft version for review rather than trying to perfect the first pass.

Review the infographic against three checklists: brand compliance, proof accuracy, and sales usefulness. Confirm colors, fonts, logo usage, claim wording, screenshot safety, metric accuracy, CTA clarity, and whether a rep would know when to use it. Remove any AI-generated element that looks polished but does not improve comprehension.

Export the final asset in the formats sales actually needs: PNG for slides, PDF for email attachment, and a presentation-ready version with transparent or plain background if useful. Add a short usage note: when to use it, which persona it fits, and which claim it supports. Store the source Canva link so the team can clone and adapt it later.