Description
SciFig is an online AI scientific figure generator and figure maker built for researchers who need journal-ready diagrams, illustrations, and figures. Users describe a figure in plain language or upload a paper, and SciFig drafts a first version in one of several publication styles within seconds. Unlike general image generators that produce flat raster output, every element in a SciFig figure stays editable, so labels, terminology, and layout can be corrected on a built-in canvas.
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The tool is designed for scientific accuracy, drawing on discipline-specific terminology and letting researchers fix anything the model gets wrong. Figures can be vectorized into layered SVG or editable-shape PPTX, exported as high-resolution PNG or JPG, and upscaled to 4K or 8K for A0 posters and journal cover art. Output at 1K and 2K meets the 300 DPI requirement for standard journal column widths.
SciFig supports inputs from text, sketches, reference figures, PDF pages, and lab photos, and offers workflows for physics, engineering, and other disciplines. It provides a free tier with sign-up and daily refresh credits, subscription plans, top-up credit packs, and institutional billing with formal invoices for grant and lab expensing. Paid plans include full publication and commercial rights.
- CategoryScientific Discovery & Lab Tools
- Pricing ModelFreemium
- DeploymentCloud
- PlatformsWeb
SciFig's Core Features
Text-to-figure generation in multiple publication styles
Fully editable output with element-level label editing
Vectorization to layered SVG and editable-shape PPTX
Export to high-resolution PNG/JPG with 4K/8K upscaling
300 DPI output at standard journal column widths
Inputs from text, sketch, reference figure, PDF, or lab photo
Discipline-specific terminology for scientific accuracy
Institutional billing with formal invoices for grants and labs
How to use SciFig?
Start with any input: Drop in text, a sketch, a reference figure, a PDF page, or a lab photo.
Generate a draft: SciFig produces a journal-grade first draft in seconds.
Refine: Click any label to retype it, or open the Canvas for element-level edits.
Export: Save as editable PPTX, layered SVG, or high-resolution PNG/JPG.
SciFig's Use Cases
- Journal figures
- Conference posters
- Teaching materials
- Grant and lab reporting
