Venngage vs Piktochart

Venngage and Piktochart are both browser infographic editors with a free plan, and the difference sits in what the free plan actually lets you do and where each starts charging per person. Venngage gives five designs and a published ladder up to a stated Enterprise floor. Piktochart lets four people start free but allows only two PNG downloads. Venngage says it is Canadian-owned, while Piktochart shows a company name and no country in the text we captured.

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Venngage and Piktochart side by side

VenngagePiktochart
Our infographic makers rank#1 of 11#2 of 11
Established inCanadaNot stated by the vendor
List price, 8 November 2026Free for 5 designs; Premium listed at $10 or $19, Business at $24 or $49 per user per month; Enterprise from $499 a monthPer member: Pro $10 annual or $15 monthly, Business $17 annual or $20 monthly; free for up to 4 users
Free tierYesYes
Open source——
Self-hostable——
Built forMarketing and HR teams making template-led infographics, reports and posters without a designerSmall teams producing reports and visual summaries from templates, billed by seat
Not forTeams that want live-updating charts connected to a spreadsheetOrganisations needing a stated vendor location before purchase

Both are reviewed in full in our infographic makers ranking: Venngage and Piktochart.

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Where they differ

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    Two PNG downloads against five designs

    Venngage's free plan holds 5 designs, allows public link sharing only and gives 6 image uploads. Piktochart's free plan allows 1 to 4 users but only 2 downloads, and those are PNG only. Piktochart's free tier therefore works as a short trial, while Venngage's lets you keep working on a handful of designs, which suits a first project. No download cap for Venngage's free plan appears in the text we captured.

    Edge: Venngage

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    Where PDF and PowerPoint begin

    On Venngage, Premium adds PNG and hi-res PNG export, and PDF and PowerPoint export arrive only with Business. On Piktochart, Pro gives unlimited PNG downloads and Business adds PDF and PPT downloads with a full brand kit. The gate sits at the same tier name in both products. Piktochart's Business is $17 or $20 per member, which is clearly labelled, so it is easier to budget.

    Edge: Piktochart

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    Reading the price labels

    Piktochart prints Pro at $10 per member monthly billed annually or $15 billed monthly, and Business at $17 or $20 the same way. Venngage lists Premium as $10 or $19 and Business as $24 or $49 per user per month, and its page does not clearly label yearly against monthly. We read the lower Business figure as yearly but cannot confirm it. Piktochart is the clearer price page, and that matters when you must present a budget.

    Edge: Piktochart

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    AI credits and storage allowances

    Piktochart states storage and AI credits per plan: 1 GB and 60 credits free, 100 GB and 500 on Pro, 250 GB and 1,000 on Business. Venngage meters AI credits per day: 80 on free, 160 on Premium and 1,600 on Business, with 6, 50 and 1,000 image uploads. The units differ, so the two cannot be lined up neatly, and Venngage gives no storage figure in the text we captured.

    Depends on the buyer

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    Big teams and the Enterprise step

    Venngage's Enterprise starts at $499 per month with a minimum of 10 members and adds MFA, an API and integrations. Piktochart's Enterprise is custom priced from 101 users, and its Business plan covers 1 to 100 users at published seat prices. A hundred-person team can stay on a published price at Piktochart, while Venngage sends teams above ten members to a sales conversation, with the $499 floor as the opening figure.

    Edge: Piktochart

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    Company base and ownership

    Venngage's about page says it was founded in Canada in 2012 and is Canadian-owned, with the copyright line reading Venngage, Inc. and no parent named. Piktochart's footer reads Piktochart LLC, and nothing in the text we captured states a country, head office or owner. For a buyer who has to name the supplier's jurisdiction, Venngage gives the answer and Piktochart does not, and neither names a parent company.

    Edge: Venngage

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When neither fits

If you need charts that update from a spreadsheet, neither editor is built for it. Datawrapper and Visme are the alternatives from our infographic list to compare next.

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Venngage or Piktochart: questions

3 answers
Can a free Piktochart account export a finished infographic?

Only twice. The free plan allows 2 downloads in total, and they are PNG only. After that you need Pro, which lifts the PNG cap.

Is Venngage's cheaper paid plan labelled clearly?

Not fully. The Premium figures are $10 or $19 and the page does not say which is yearly. Business shows $24 or $49 per user per month, and the lower number appears to be the yearly one.

Which one says where the company is from?

Venngage states it was founded in Canada in 2012 and is Canadian-owned. Piktochart's footer shows Piktochart LLC without a country. Neither page names a parent company.

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Sources

Checked 8 November 2026
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