Text to Figure

Text to Figure AI for scientific figure drafts

Use Text to Figure to describe the figure you need, choose the figure type, and start from a clean visual draft you can review, revise, and export.

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Graphical abstractsMechanism diagramsProtocol workflowsPoster and slide figures

Text prompt to visual draft

Text to Figure

Describe the scientific figure you want to create

Estimated 5 credits

Your first draft appears here

Start from the prompt, then continue detailed edits in the workspace.

Workflow

Text to Figure workflow from description to draft

This is the fastest path when you already know the story your scientific figure should tell.

Describe the figure

Paste an abstract, mechanism summary, or short research brief.

Choose figure settings

Select figure type, field, aspect ratio, and resolution for the draft.

Generate and review

Create a first draft, then inspect labels, composition, and scientific clarity.

Iterate or export

Revise the current image or export it for slides and downstream editing.

Example prompt

Text to Figure prompt example

A good prompt names the subject, core process, visual style, and label density.

Copy-ready prompt direction

Create a mechanism diagram showing CAR-T cells recognizing tumor cells, binding through engineered receptors, releasing cytotoxic molecules, and reducing tumor burden. Keep labels concise and arrange the process left to right.

Text to Figure example showing CAR-T tumor immune response mechanism

Credits

Credits are consumed when a result is saved

Text generation uses credits based on the selected resolution. Download preview stays free; PPTX and SVG exports use credits.

Generate and edit consume credits after successful results.

Download preview is free for the current image.

PPTX / SVG export is available when you need slide or editing files.

FAQ

Common questions

What text works best for Text to Figure?

Use a short research brief that explains the process, key entities, and desired figure style. You can paste an abstract, but a focused visual brief usually produces a clearer draft.

Can I revise the generated image?

Yes. After generation, select the image and use the edit composer to request changes.

Is the output final publication art?

SciFigureAI creates researcher-reviewed drafts. Review scientific details and labels before formal use.