FigCanvas
FigCanvas is an AI scientific figure generator for researchers, built to create scientific illustrations, flowcharts, and data visualizations in one place. Users can describe a figure in plain language, paste methodology text, or upload a dataset, then get a first draft in under two minutes. It supports workflows for scientific illustration, data visualization, and flowchart creation, helping researchers generate pathway diagrams, cell biology figures, molecular mechanism figures, lab schematics, bar charts, scatter plots, heatmaps, volcano plots, and other research visuals without design skills or coding knowledge. FigCanvas is built specifically for scientific communication, using research-specific visual training informed by real scientific figures so outputs better match the structure, composition, and style expected in academic work.
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SciDraw
SciDraw AI is an AI-powered scientific figure and illustration maker for creating publication-ready figures, diagrams, data charts, graphical abstracts, posters, theses, slides, and teaching visuals through a UI-first web workflow. It combines scientific illustration and data visualization in one platform, helping researchers, graduate students, educators, and science communicators move from idea to polished visual without needing design experience. Users can start with a template or describe a scientific concept, then refine the result through multi-round AI optimization and download the finished figure for a paper, thesis, slide deck, or poster. SciDraw AI supports text-to-image generation for professional scientific illustrations, sketch and image editing for transforming hand-drawn sketches or references into polished visuals, and smart data charts that turn CSV or Excel data into publication-ready figures.
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FigEditor
FigEditor is an AI scientific figure generator built to turn research ideas, sketches, references, and existing images into polished, editable visuals for papers, posters, and presentations. Start with a text prompt describing a mechanism, pathway, workflow, experiment, or architecture, upload a rough sketch, or provide a reference image to guide composition, palette, density, and visual hierarchy. FigEditor creates a structured draft with clear labels, arrows, and organized layout, then lets researchers revise text, shapes, colors, connectors, modules, and individual regions without rebuilding the entire figure. Existing PNG or JPG figures can also be vectorized into scalable assets for further editing. Its AI Scientific Illustration workflow uses a multi-step pipeline to generate a draft, detect visual elements, extract clean assets, assemble a structured SVG, and refine the final vector output.
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BioSketch
BioSketch.art is a browser-based figure builder for creating publication-ready scientific and medical illustrations. Users can assemble figures with editable vector icons, arrows, connectors, labels, and shapes on a fast canvas workspace, then export high-resolution graphics for papers, slides, posters, and patient education. The platform supports icon search and organized libraries (including personal uploads), grouping and alignment tools, annotation features, Bezier/freehand drawing, and project-based saving. BioSketch.art is built for open science: core tools and a large icon library are free to use, with optional Pro features for AI-assisted generation (e.g., icon/figure generation) and higher-usage workflows.
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