News card
Breaking context card
Summarize what changed and where the information came from.
For newsroom speed
Create fast, attributed story visuals from reports, articles, documents, and source text.
Highlightly helps journalists and editors extract source-backed quotes, facts, statistics, entities, and timelines, then turn them into social cards and briefing graphics.
Breaking card
Source-backed and editable
Fact explainer
Source-backed and editable
Quote visual
Source-backed and editable
Attributed speed
Source first
Facts, quotes, entities, and stats stay visible for editorial review.
The deadline problem
Breaking information needs visual clarity, but unsupported graphics create risk.
Journalists and editors need speed, but they also need source discipline. Highlightly helps turn verified source material into cards, explainers, quote visuals, and social posts while preserving attribution fields.
Move fast on social visuals without turning uncertain material into polished-looking noise.
Manual graphics slow down social coverage on deadline.
Quotes and statistics need clear attribution before they leave the CMS.
Readers need quick explainers for complex stories.
Generic AI summaries are risky when accuracy and context matter.
Working sequence
A tailored source-to-asset system for journalists.
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Start with verified material
Use article drafts, public reports, documents, or pasted source text already cleared for use.
02
Extract story blocks
Review facts, statistics, quotes, named entities, comparisons, and key points.
03
Choose an editorial format
Create quote cards, fact-check style cards, timeline visuals, source cards, or explainer slides.
04
Publish with attribution
Export graphics that keep source metadata visible for social and audience teams.
Concrete outputs
What one source can become.
Extract facts, quotes, entities, statistics, and key points from source material, then package them into attributed visuals.
Quote graphic
Attributed quote
Package a source quote with speaker and publication context.
Explainer slide
Fact explainer
Turn extracted facts into a compact visual sequence.
Why it fits
Journalism graphics should clarify, not launder uncertainty.
Highlightly works best when the newsroom treats it as a visual production assistant, not an authority. It surfaces extracted material, keeps attribution available, and lets journalists decide what is verified enough to publish.
- Preserve source context when turning claims into graphics.
- Create faster social assets from documents and article drafts.
- Use human editorial judgment before export and distribution.
Direct answer
How can journalists create attributed social graphics quickly?
Journalists can use Highlightly to import verified source material, extract quotes, facts, statistics, and entities, review the results, and export attributed graphics for social or newsroom use.
Does Highlightly verify facts?
No. It extracts and structures source material. Journalists should verify claims according to newsroom standards before publishing.
Can it handle documents?
Yes. PDFs, DOCX/PPTX files, URLs, pasted text, and search inputs are supported.
Can attribution be edited?
Yes. Highlightly includes attribution controls and metadata editing surfaces.
Start with one source
Create a source-backed asset for journalists.
Paste a link, upload a document, or start from text. Review the extracted material, pick a template, and export with attribution intact.