scifig.ai

SciFig is an AI scientific figure generator that turns multiple input types—text prompts, hand-drawn sketches, reference images, research PDFs, and lab photos—into publication-ready figures in seconds. Choose among six publication styles (or use Auto mode) to match the look you need for journal and presentation work.

After generation, SciFig keeps your figure editable at the element level. Click to edit text directly, refine details with enhancement workflows, and use its canvas for structured changes without having to start from scratch. You can also work from PDFs as context for smarter edits.

When you’re ready to finalize, export your work as editable PPTX or layered SVG, and download high-resolution 8K PNG/JPG. No extra roundtrips to Illustrator or Inkscape are required, since the vector-ready output and canvas editing are built in.

What kinds of inputs can I use to create a figure with SciFig?

You can generate figures from text prompts, hand-drawn sketches, reference images, PDFs, and lab photos. SciFig supports multiple input modes so you can start from whatever you already have.

Can I edit the figure after it’s generated?

Yes. Text remains editable, and you can use the built-in vector canvas to make element-level edits with undo/redo.

What export formats does SciFig offer for publication and editing?

You can export editable PPTX, layered SVG, and high-resolution 8K PNG or JPG for your final figures.

How do the publication styles and Auto mode work?

SciFig provides six publication styles (such as scientific and editorial looks). Auto mode follows your prompt without applying a style overlay.

Do I need Illustrator or Inkscape to edit the outputs?

No. SciFig’s exports (like editable PPTX and layered SVG) and its built-in canvas are designed to let you fine-tune in one place.

How do credits work for new users?

New users get free credits on signup. An invite can provide higher day-one credits, and no credit card is required to start.