Infographics by Beamer

Turn any document into one page people actually read.

Send a report, a guide or a newsletter issue. You get back a designed infographic within 24 hours, built only from what your document says.

Apply for a slot Join the waitlist for the self-serve tool

I take 5 documents a week and review every page myself before it reaches you.

Three documents, three different pages.

There are no templates. Each page gets its own layout, illustration and type, chosen for what that document needs to say.

Infographic titled 'Tools are threads. Value has to be woven.' about AI adoption in scaleup product companies, built around an illustrated loom.
AI in scaleup product companies. From a 56,000-character research report.
Infographic titled 'Growth held. Margin improved.', a quarterly board financial brief with revenue pillars, expenses and cash runway.
A quarterly board brief. From a sample finance brief written for a board of directors.
Illustrated infographic titled 'Sleep: the repair shift your body runs every night', explaining the four sleep stages.
Sleep, explained. From a health explainer written for a general audience.

Why one page

A 30-page report takes weeks to write and about a minute to abandon. The reader opens it, skims the summary, and closes the tab, so the ideas you worked hardest on never reach the people you wrote them for.

One page changes that math. It gets read in the feed, forwarded to the person who decides, and printed for the meeting. Your document stays the source; the page is what gets it opened.

How it works

  1. 1

    Apply with your document.

    Share a link and tell me who it's for and what it should do for you.

  2. 2

    Get a quote.

    I read your application and reply with a price in less than one business day.

  3. 3

    Pay, then get your page within 24 hours.

    Accept the quote and you get a payment link. Your page arrives within 24 hours of payment, with one round of changes included.

Behind the scenes, one AI designer reads your whole document, decides what matters and designs the page. A separate AI critic, which never sees the designer's reasoning, checks the page against your document before I review it. Nothing on the page comes from anywhere else.

Priced by what the page is for.

A page that brings a consultant new clients is worth more than a page for an internal meeting, so I quote each document after reading your application. You see the price before any work starts. If you accept, you get a payment link, and work starts as soon as the payment comes in.

Apply for a slot

Only share documents you're allowed to share. I reply in less than one business day.

Google Drive, Dropbox, Notion or any public URL. View access is enough.

Rather make these yourself?

I'm considering a self-serve version: upload a document, get the page, ask for changes. Join the waitlist and tell me what you'd turn into pages. Your answer decides what gets built first.

Questions

What documents work?

PDF, Word, Markdown, plain text, HTML and RTF, from a single page to a long report. Scanned PDFs need to be converted to text first, and charts or images inside a PDF aren't read.

What sizes can I get?

Portrait, square, landscape, story (vertical for phones), A4, or a custom size. You get a high-resolution PNG.

Will it make things up?

Everything on the page comes from your document. The critic checks the page against your source, and I review it before you see it. If you spot an error, I fix it.

What happens to my document?

To make your page, your document is processed by third-party AI models through OpenRouter, under their data policies. I don't publish your document or your page, and I don't show your page as an example without your permission.

Can I ask for changes?

Yes. One round of changes is included. More rounds are quoted separately.

Who's behind this?

I'm David Vartanian, based in Warsaw. Infographics is a Beamer product.