AI Scientific Illustration

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Choose Text, Sketch, or Reference mode to start a workflow. Progress updates will appear in this panel.

Create clear scientific illustrations

Turn text, sketches, or reference images into research visuals you can review and refine.

Start from what you have
Input

Start from what you have

  • Text to illustrationDescribe a mechanism, pathway, process, device, cell, or material.
  • Sketch to illustrationTurn rough manuscript sketches into cleaner scientific drawings.
  • Reference-guided outputUse a reference image while your prompt controls the content.
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Explain science visually
Use Cases

Explain science visually

  • Mechanisms and biologyCreate mechanism, biological, cell, medical, and molecular illustrations.
  • Devices and materialsVisualize lab setups, devices, microfluidics, materials, and sensors.
  • Flexible styleChoose flat, 2.5D, 3D, or sketch-style output.
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Review, refine, and export
Refine

Review, refine, and export

  • Check the draftReview labels, layout, visual clarity, and claims.
  • Adjust detailsChange labels, style, composition, colors, or emphasis.
  • Download the resultExport an illustration draft for papers, posters, and slides.
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Create an AI scientific illustration in 3 steps

Start from text, a sketch, or a reference image, describe what the figure should explain, then review and refine the result.

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Choose an input mode

Start from a text prompt, rough manuscript sketch, or reference figure depending on whether you need text to scientific illustration, sketch to illustration, or reference-guided output.

02

Describe the illustration

Write the concept, mechanism, biological process, device, material, cell interaction, labels, style notes, and anything the image should avoid.

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Review and refine

Inspect the generated scientific illustration, then refine labels, layout, style, colors, or scientific emphasis before downloading it.

AI Scientific Illustration FAQ

Answers to common questions about creating scientific illustrations from text, sketches, and reference images.

Create your next scientific illustration

Start from a prompt, manuscript sketch, or reference image and create a scientific illustration draft you can review, refine, and use in research communication.