Since natural disasters negatively affect human life, measures are taken to increase people's disaster literacy. The fastest method of teaching these measures is informational designs. Unsuccessful information designs are seen on the internet because professional designs where expert designers successfully use the right information and visuals can be high in terms of both time and cost. With the hypothesis that artificial intelligence technology can also be used in the information design preparation process, the information designs prepared with DALL-E artificial intelligence technology were compared with the information designs prepared by expert designers with the GTIODF scale. The data obtained from the scale were analyzed with the quantitative method in SPSS with paired t test. Thus, the relationship between the averages in both applications was examined in terms of statistical significance and it was understood that there was no difference between the designs. Therefore, it has been proven that artificial intelligence technology can be used in informational designs to be prepared to increase natural disaster literacy.