Create editable scientific figure drafts for papers, posters, talks, and graphical abstracts.
How it works
Choose how you want to create your scientific figure. You can write a text prompt, upload a rough sketch, or provide a reference image to guide the AI generation. FigPad supports text to scientific figure, sketch to scientific figure, and image to scientific figure workflows for research diagrams and academic visuals.
Add details such as the research topic, biological pathway, molecular mechanism, experimental workflow, process diagram, figure labels, visual style, and intended use. A clearer prompt helps FigPad generate a more useful scientific illustration for research papers, academic posters, lab presentations, and teaching materials.
FigPad uses AI to generate scientific figures, pathway diagrams, biological mechanism diagrams, research illustrations, and academic visuals based on your input. It can help researchers, students, educators, and lab teams quickly create scientific diagrams for papers, posters, presentations, reports, and visual explanations.
Review the generated scientific figure, refine the layout, adjust labels, improve the visual style, and export the result for your research workflow. Use the AI-generated figure as a starting point for publication-style scientific visuals, and always check labels, scientific accuracy, and details before using it in academic materials.
You can create pathway diagrams, mechanism figures, workflow visuals, graphical abstracts, and research figure drafts.
Yes. FigPad supports prompt, sketch, and reference-image workflows so you can start from the material you already have.
Use them as editable drafts. Always review scientific accuracy, labels, layout, and journal requirements before submission.
Yes. You can refine prompts, regenerate, export images, and continue with SVG or editable PPTX workflows when available.
FigPad is designed for private research workflows: your prompts, uploads, and generated figures stay in your workspace unless you choose to share them. Do not upload confidential or regulated research data unless your institution or organization allows it.