Correct a chart label
Fix a reviewed spelling or category label on a flattened chart graphic.
Image text editing guide
A finished infographic may need a corrected label or revised annotation after export. This guide helps you scope a visual text edit while keeping the chart or diagram’s meaning under review.
Review the output carefully. Text shape, spelling, and surrounding image details can vary by source image and model.
Before you edit
Infographics combine copy with data, labels, legends, and connecting shapes. A single altered word or number can change how the graphic is interpreted, so compare all figures and source notes with the approved source data before sharing.
How to do it
Use a high-resolution export that you own or are authorized to revise.
Identify one label or annotation and provide its exact approved replacement.
Keep replacement copy close to the available space so it does not crowd nearby shapes.
Verify all figures, units, legends, citations, and relationships against the source data.
Examples
Fix a reviewed spelling or category label on a flattened chart graphic.
Update a published draft with an approved value and its correct date and unit.
Replace a short annotation with approved translated wording and recheck reading order.
FAQ
A text edit can change visible words or numbers in an image, but it does not update the underlying dataset. Confirm all values from the source before using the result.
That cannot be guaranteed. Inspect nearby chart marks, legends, connectors, and other labels, and rebuild from the source file when data integrity is critical.
Long copy may not fit the original area. Use concise approved wording and check the full infographic at readable size.