Are you a beginner trying to trace out the basics about making an infographic? Do you have the basic query regarding the dimensions of an infographic? You have reached the perfect destination! We’re going to look at the dimensions of successful infographics and get an idea of some best practices. Here are the five standard dimension basics for an infographic.
· Orientation- The first and foremost conflict that arises before starting with an infographic is its orientation. It turns out 81% of the top creations I reviewed are also vertical, as opposed to horizontal orientation or square. A horizontal orientation may be preferable based on content or for horizontal-only tablet apps. But in today’s Facebook-centered, infinite scroll-addicted world, it’s not surprising that 4 out of every 5 infographics are vertical.

· Height and width- After figuring out the orientation of the infographic it is now time to take care of the height and width of the infographic. This depends on the application of your data visualization. Some advocate having width no more than 600 px.

· Ratio- The most common width to height ratio for vertical infographics is 1:4. It is equally important to maintain the balance between the dimensions of an infographic as its orientation and dimensions.

· There is no standard infographic dimension- Although we have derived the most commonly followed basics about the dimensions of an infographic, there is no exact standardization for any two infographic.

· A piece of advice- Choose a smaller size if you’re going to share on social media. Short attention spans mean that people want data snacks, not a data dinner.
There’s no perfect size, but if you want to start out with some specific dimensions, try this out: 600 px wide, 2000 px tall. Didn’t fill everything out? Make it shorter.

Follow these tips to make a great beginning for your infographic.