Graphical abstracts
A visual story across scales
A leaf, a cell concept and abstract molecular-looking forms.
Graphical abstract · Studio preview
AI Graphical Abstract Maker for Research Papers
Shape a single visual summary around the central message and stages you provide, then review the conceptual draft in the studio.
The studio creates conceptual drafts. Check scientific details and labels against your sources before using a figure.
ResearchFig WORKSPACE / FIGUREWaiting for your prompt
This independently produced concept illustration is shown for visual context only; it is not an ResearchFig generation.
REAL WORKFLOW EXAMPLES
From first draft to your figure.
Actual generation and guided-edit examples from our development tests.
Recorded result / 02
Targeted delivery
A landscape concept with a clear three-stage reading order.
First generated concept, before guided editing.
Generated withNano Banana 2.1
Original draftOpen full image
Recorded conceptual examples. Review all scientific details and surrounding pixels before use.
THE CONCEPT GALLERY
A few ways to tell the visual story.
Explore landscape compositions, then bring your own research message into the studio.
Graphical abstracts
A central visual message
A central cell with smaller supporting visual vignettes.
Graphical abstracts
A materials visual summary
A scaffold, a cutaway and surface detail in one landscape composition.
Original concept artwork for visual inspiration. These samples are not validated research figures or ResearchFig provider benchmark results.
START WITH THE FIGURE YOU NEED
Give your abstract a clear visual structure.
Choose a composition, add the science you want to show, then take the brief into the studio. Each starting point asks different questions.
CONCEPT EXAMPLELandscape
View composition guide
Question → approach → takeaway
Make sure the final panel expresses your supplied conclusion, including its limitations, rather than a model-invented result.
Independent concept artwork · not an ResearchFig generation resultTry the form with a concept-only example.
A focused starting point
Bring your source. Guide the draft. Review the result.
Open the shared studio with this figure type already selected. Your prompt and optional reference stay under your control.
Start with your own research context
State the main point and the few stages that support it; the figure should reflect the context you provide.
Add a reference when it helps
An optional PNG or JPG can guide the visual direction. The current studio does not read paper PDFs.
Check every scientific detail
Confirm that each visual relationship reflects your source. The draft is not evidence extraction or a validated result.
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