Scientific Figure

Scientific Figure is a free AI scientific figure generator for researchers who need publication-ready visuals without losing edit control. Start from a sentence, a lab sketch, a reference image, or even your paper, then refine the result into a figure you can confidently use for manuscripts, posters, or presentations.

Generation supports multiple inputs—text-to-figure, image-to-figure, and reference-to-figure—so your draft can come from whatever you already have. Editing stays flexible: labels, colors, and backgrounds remain editable, and you can target a region for redraws instead of rebuilding the whole figure.

Export options are designed for real workflows. Download PNG (lossless at the figure’s resolution), SVG (real vectors with editable text and shapes), and PPTX (editable slides), with high-resolution output up to 600+ DPI (including options up to 8K). Specialized tools like AI Illustration Generator, Graphical Abstract Maker, and Scientific Poster Maker help you produce common academic figure types quickly.

What can I create with Scientific Figure?

You can generate publication-ready scientific figures such as mechanism diagrams, signaling pathways, experimental workflows, and journal-style graphical abstracts and posters.

What inputs does Scientific Figure support?

You can start from text, a sketch or photo, a reference image, or the paper itself to create figures from the material you already have.

Can I edit a generated figure after it’s created?

Yes. Labels, colors, and backgrounds remain editable, and you can regenerate a specific region (for example, fixing a label or recoloring a panel) without starting over.

What file formats can I export?

You can export PNG, SVG, and PPTX. PNG is generated at high resolution, and SVG stays vector-based with editable text and shapes.

Is Scientific Figure suitable for journal submission figures?

It’s built for publication-ready scientific figures, including graphical abstracts and poster layouts sized for common journal submission portals.

How does the free plan work?

You can start free with 50 credits and no credit card; you can upgrade later if you need more credits or advanced model access.