Scientific Figure Generator

Users begin by describing a mechanism, pathway, or workflow, or by selecting from 60 scientific templates. The AI agent then plans the figure and shows the estimated cost before any drawing commences. This transparency allows users to manage their figure credits effectively. A key feature is the ability to edit specific regions of a figure by simply marking an area and describing the desired change, ensuring only that part is redrawn. This iterative editing process, combined with version control, means every edit is saved as a new node, allowing users to compare versions or revert to earlier stages without losing work.

The tool includes a free label check that reads every label back, flagging potential misspellings or incorrect terminology, which is crucial for scientific accuracy. For output, Scientific Figure Generator provides PNG downloads at 1K or 2K resolution without watermarks, and offers beta exports in editable PowerPoint (with real text boxes for labels) and SVG formats, where shapes and arrows become recolorable vector objects. Each figure also comes with a disclosure sentence and a license certificate, addressing journal submission requirements and commercial use.

Scientific Figure Generator supports various input methods, including written descriptions, hand sketches, reference images, and paper abstracts or PDFs. It can generate figures in different styles such as line art, 3D render, and flat illustration. The platform utilizes advanced AI models like GPT Image 2.5 Flare, GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst, and GPT Image 2 within a workflow that plans, checks, and saves versions of figures. This ensures a robust and reliable generation process tailored for scientific communication.

For pricing, new verified accounts receive 3 free figures, with an additional figure for completing a short survey. After the free allowance, users can opt for a Basic monthly subscription at $9.90 for 20 figures, or purchase one-time packs starting from $9.90 for 15 figures that never expire. A "figure" is defined as one 1K generation or edit, with 2K results counting as two figures. The platform only charges for successful results.

The tool explicitly states that it claims no ownership of the figures created in user accounts, assigning all rights to the user for publication, presentation, editing, and commercial sale without requiring a credit line. However, users are advised to check their target journal's policy on AI-generated images and disclosure before submission. Scientific Figure Generator is designed to create illustrations, not to validate scientific results or guarantee journal acceptance, emphasizing the user's responsibility for content verification.