Engaging Visuals for Curious Minds

24 are live, sorted into five categories: Military (4), Economy (6), Rules (3), Politics (3) and Fun (8). Nineteen belong to the current programme; five more date from 2023.

It marks five pieces from 2023. They sit inside the Fun category alongside the newer pieces.

Every page names its primary source directly — a statute, a filing, a manual, a national statistical office — rather than repeating a figure that someone else has already rounded once. That is the baseline for every page here, not a bonus tier.

Each new piece goes into whichever of the five categories — Military, Economy, Rules, Politics or Fun — the underlying data actually belongs to, not wherever there happens to be room in the grid. Every claim traces back to a named source, not a repost.

Yes. The filter box above the category grids searches all 24 titles at once and hides any category that has no match, so a search term narrows the whole page rather than one section.

Yes — each infographic's own page has an embed option that generates a ready-to-paste code snippet crediting Daily Infographics, and the Embed an Infographic link in the footer explains the process in full.