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Infographics in Impress

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Foreword

This video "Infografiken in Impress - LibreOffice" shows how to create "Infographics in Impress - LibreOffice" and links to this page here for more information and details.

Link to the Video

Link to the Video (in German [DE]):

Infografiken in Impress - LibreOffice

Infographics

Informationsgraphic in Wikipedia:

@misc{ dewiki:214656164,
  author = "Wikipedia",
  title = "Informationsgrafik --- Wikipedia{,} die freie Enzyklopädie",
  year = "2021",
  url = "https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Informationsgrafik&oldid=214656164",
  note = "[Online; Stand 6. Januar 2023]"
}

Infographics is the short form of informationsgraphic.

Infographic is the visual representation of overall relationships in a figure.

Infographics from the Gallery

The Gallery can be found in all components of LibreOffice.

See also: The Gallery in LibreOffice.

The Gallery contains the theme "Diagrams", there are diagrams and infographics available.

Editing the infographics should be done in Impress or Draw.

You just have to right-click on an infographic and choose Insert.

Now right-click on the infographic and select "Break" from the context menu.

Now you can edit the individual elements of the infographic.

Write your text in the text boxes provided.

A Impress file "Gallery Diagramme" ODP, contains some infographics inserted on slides.

Self-created infographics

You can also create infographics yourself, there are no limits to your imagination.

The self-created infographics presented here were largely adapted from existing PowerPoint YouTube videos in Impress.

YouTube: Create 4 Steps Rectangular Infographic

A "4-Step Infographic" ODP with rectangles as Pillars.

YouTube: 6 Step Modern Presentation

A "6-Step Infographic 01" ODP with lying rounded rectangles and a circle intersection for key figures.

YouTube: 6 step RECTANGULAR infographic

A "6-Step Infographic 02" ODP with lying rounded rectangles and cut across corners for key figures.

The "Subtract" and "Cut" functions were used for the infographics.

See Functions "Subtract" objects and "Cutting" objects.

The ODG files each contain several slides in which the design process can be traced.

Further Informations

Work files

"Gallery Diagramme" ODP

"4-Schritt Infografik - Rechtecke" ODP

"6-Schritt Infografik - gerundete Rechtecke" ODP

"6-Schritt Infografik – Rechteck 02" ODP

Related topics

Create a diagram

The Gallery in LibreOffice

Hidden Functions in Draw

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