Text to illustration
Translate a methods paragraph into a structured scientific composition.
EDITABLE SCIENTIFIC ARTWORK
AI Scientific Illustration Generator — Editable SVG Figures from Text
Turn methodology text, a hand sketch, or a reference image into a clean scientific illustration whose labels, arrows, modules, colors, and layout remain editable.
AI Scientific Illustration GENERATOR
Create your research figure
What it is
Create Scientific Illustrations You Can Continue Editing
Sketch to figure
Use a rough drawing to preserve your intended scientific layout.
Editable SVG draft
Continue revising labels, shapes, connectors, and colors after generation.
Research examples
AI Scientific Illustration Examples Across Research Fields
Explore methodology, system, and graphical-abstract directions, then reuse the closest visual structure for your own work.
Inside the workflow
A research-aware path from brief to reviewed figure
Separate content planning, visual structure, rendering, and scientific review so each iteration has a clear purpose.
Retriever
Finds visual references that match the research domain.
Planner
Turns the scientific context into a concise hierarchy.
Stylist
Adapts color, typography, and density to academic norms.
Visualizer
Renders the planned diagram or scientific composition.
Critic
Reviews faithfulness, readability, and visual economy.
Use cases
Create Scientific Figures for Every Research Stage
Move from an early visual hypothesis to a polished methods figure, explanatory architecture, graphical abstract, or reviewed revision.
Workflow
How to Use AI Scientific Illustration in 3 Steps
Describe or upload the source
Keep terminology, relationships, labels, and visual constraints explicit, then review the result against the source research.
Generate a structured first draft
Keep terminology, relationships, labels, and visual constraints explicit, then review the result against the source research.
Edit regions and export SVG or PNG
Keep terminology, relationships, labels, and visual constraints explicit, then review the result against the source research.
Pricing
Choose your plan
Plans for paper figures, graphical abstracts, lab workflows, and higher-volume scientific visuals.
Your first 3 figures are free, no card. Buy more only when you need it.
Free
Try every tool before you pay.
$0forever
No card required
6 free credits
Added on your first Google sign-in · ≈3 figures
- Text, sketch, reference image, document and poster tools
- Image models with their credit cost shown before generation
- Editable SVG and PPTX export
- Publication use statement PDF
Plus
For researchers publishing regularly
$29/ month
Billed monthly, renews automatically.
450 credits / month
≈225 figures · Resets each billing cycle
Every paid plan includes
- Text, sketch, reference image, document and poster tools
- Image models with their credit cost shown before generation
- Editable SVG and PPTX export
- Publication use statement PDF
- Failed generations refund their credits automatically
Pro
For labs producing figures every week
$49/ month
Billed monthly, renews automatically.
900 credits / month
≈450 figures · Resets each billing cycle
Every paid plan includes
- Text, sketch, reference image, document and poster tools
- Image models with their credit cost shown before generation
- Editable SVG and PPTX export
- Publication use statement PDF
- Failed generations refund their credits automatically
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FAQ
AI Scientific Illustration FAQ
Answers about generation, editing, credits, export, and responsible academic use.
What makes the result editable?
Use a focused research brief, verify every scientific label and claim, and continue refining the generated draft in FigEditor Studio before publication.
Can I start from a sketch?
Use a focused research brief, verify every scientific label and claim, and continue refining the generated draft in FigEditor Studio before publication.
Which scientific fields are supported?
Use a focused research brief, verify every scientific label and claim, and continue refining the generated draft in FigEditor Studio before publication.
Can I export a high-resolution PNG?
Use a focused research brief, verify every scientific label and claim, and continue refining the generated draft in FigEditor Studio before publication.