...::: Summary Add an image generation capability that lets users turn Recall content - at the card level or tag/collection level - into visual infographics, making knowledge more accessible to people who process information visually. ...::: The problem Recall is excellent at surfacing text - summaries, highlights, linked concepts - but everything stays in prose form. Many users think spatially and visually. A well-structured infographic of a tag cluster or a set of related cards would let someone grasp a body of knowledge in seconds rather than reading through dozens of entries. ...::: Proposed behaviour Trigger point: a button or context menu on any card, tag view, or collection — "Generate infographic" Scope options the user chooses from: ---Single card → key concepts and their relationships visualised --- Tag → all cards under that tag summarised into a thematic visual --- Multiple selected cards → cross-card synthesis Style presets (radio or dropdown), for example: --- Clean / minimal (white background, icon blocks, simple typography) --- Dark / bold (high contrast, suitable for presentations) --- Mind-map style (radial layout, connecting lines) --- Timeline / sequential (good for process or regulatory content) --- Comparison grid (good for side-by-side concepts) --- Colour palette options, e.g. load corporate palette Custom prompt field - lets the user override or extend the style preset with their own instructions (e.g. "make it look like a regulatory briefing document, EU colour palette, English only") Model suggestions: GPT 2.5, Gemini 3.1 Flash Image Lite or similar :::... Additional ideas Export as PNG or SVG, with optional Recall watermark toggle dependent on Recall plan. "Regenerate" button with seed variation so users can iterate without re-entering settings Share link - the infographic gets a private URL users can copy to Notion, a slide deck, or a client briefing Template library - community-contributed style templates that users can install (like a theme marketplace) Accessibility: generate alt-text automatically alongside the image A couple of examples are attached (made with GPT 2.5 and Nano Banana).
