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I didn't get how to conjugate the verb change for make that phrases.
What change? - Can I say "что изменить"? What is changing? - Can I say "что меняется"? Nothing changes - Can I say "ничего не меняется"? Nothing will change - Can I say "ничего не изменится"?
Do "изменить" and "изменится" in their infinitive form have the same meaning?
What change? - Can I say "что изменить"?
if you meant What to change? it is correct. However, I'd rather say Что поменять?
What is changing? - Can I say "что меняется"?
correct. Can also be Что изменяется?
Nothing changes - Can I say "ничего не меняется"?
correct. Can also be Ничего не изменяется
Nothing will change - Can I say "ничего не изменится"?
correct. Can also be Ничего не поменяется
Do "изменить" and "изменится" in their infinitive form have the same meaning?
No. изменить means 'to change something', изменитЬся means 'to self-change' and your word изменится is not an infinitive but a second singular form of the verb изменитЬся something like 'he will change (himself)'
"Изменить" is when one changes something, while "измениться" is when something is changed, compare the following two phrases:
Я изменил распорядок дня.
and
Когда ко мне переехал сын, мой распорядок дня изменился.
You guessed all the verb forms correctly. For future references you can use the Russian part of Wiktionary, quite often verbs are given there with conjugation, and "изменить" is no exception to this.
