WordPress infographic themes are a small group, and this list says so honestly. A ThemeForest search for infographic returns 25 WordPress results, yet only five of them carry the word in the product name. Filter the same search to items published this year and it returns nothing at all. So we kept the page to eight entries. Every theme here names charts, dashboards or infographic elements on its own product page. Nothing was removed from the old version, because it held a single theme. Themes that merely ship an animated counter did not qualify.

How to choose WordPress infographic themes

Start with the elements rather than the design. Check whether the theme draws charts itself, bundles a plugin such as Graphina or Visualizer, or only offers counters. Next, look at the page builder. Elementor themes let an editor change a figure in a widget panel, while WPBakery themes keep numbers inside shortcodes. After that, read the Software Version row on ThemeForest instead of the title. Five of our picks reach WordPress 7.0, Consulting stops at 6.9, and two stop at 6.8. Finally, weigh the rating against the number of reviews. A 4.50 from four buyers means far less than a 4.28 from 53.

New to this list for 2026

Info Space from GoodLayers is built for infographics and nothing else. Its feature list opens with 12 infographic elements and five chart types, which you place with the GoodLayers page builder. The demo tells a story about New York City using pictograms and counters. Moreover, the listing runs up to WordPress 7.0. It costs $79, although only four buyers have rated it so far.

Umetric 2.0 from iqonicdesign is a reporting theme. Its 13 demos carry names such as Project Report, Social Media Report, School Reporting and Hotel Revenue Report. ThemeForest tags the item with Apex charts, so the charts arrive as Elementor widgets. As a result, an editor can change a figure without touching code. It costs $67. However, the last update dates from November 2025.

Xamin from iqonicdesign targets data science and analytics companies. It offers more than 22 homepages, and four of them are analytics dashboards with charts and percentage tiles. Industry pages cover banking, manufacturing, security and healthcare. In addition, Graphina supplies the chart widgets. At $59 it is one of three themes here sharing the lowest price, with 1,943 sales behind it.

Dashboard and analytics themes

Woffice from WofficeIO turns WordPress into a company intranet, and its home screen is a dashboard of widgets. The theme includes Visualizer with eight chart types, plus progress bars and Gantt charts on project pages. Therefore your numbers sit in one place. Keep in mind that most of the dashboard is visible only after login. It costs $70 and has 15,377 sales.

Optimize from Mikado-Themes has been in this collection since 2016, and it still belongs here. The author runs 12 homepage demos, and one of them is an infographic page that lines up four pie charts under an SEO analysis header. The theme also ships progress bar and pie chart shortcodes. It costs $79 and carries 3,316 sales with a 4.48 rating from 140 reviews.

Agency and consulting themes with chart elements

Consulting from StylemixThemes tells buyers to use custom pie charts, graphs and progress bars to present services and case studies. Templates for all three come with the theme. With 30,221 sales it is the biggest seller on this page by a wide margin. It costs $69, holds a 4.74 rating from 1,076 reviews and was updated on 7 September 2026.

Seoaal from Zozothemes is an SEO and digital marketing theme whose feature list names different charts and several counter styles. So an agency results section can show figures rather than claims. Zozothemes updated it on 16 September 2026, the freshest date on this page, and the listing reaches WordPress 7.0. It costs $59. However, its 92 sales are the fewest here.

Zohar from GT3themes is a business consulting theme that pre-packages the GT3 Ultimate Charts plugin for Elementor. Consequently chart widgets appear in the builder next to five case study layouts. Be aware that the public demo shows the business pages rather than the charts. It costs $59 and was updated on 15 September 2026. Its 4.93 rating is the highest here, but it comes from 15 reviews.

Which WordPress infographic theme should you pick?

Pick Info Space when the page itself is the infographic. Choose Umetric 2.0 if you publish the same report every quarter. For a data science company, Xamin adds dashboards and industry pages at the joint lowest price. Teams that need numbers behind a login should look at Woffice instead. Meanwhile, agencies presenting client results will get more from Optimize, Consulting or Seoaal. Looking wider? Our HTML5 dashboard templates cover admin panels, while AI WordPress themes and SEO WordPress themes overlap with several picks above.

WordPress infographic themes: frequently asked questions

Updated on September 17, 2026 by Marko Terzic in Collective, Infographic, Wordpress Collective.

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