SciFig

SciFig is an AI scientific figure generator built for researchers who are not illustrators. Instead of assembling a figure icon by icon in an illustration tool, you describe what you need in plain language and SciFig generates it in publication style. It takes five kinds of input, not just text. Sketch a pathway on paper and photograph it — SciFig redraws it cleanly. Point it at a reference figure and it re-renders that layout in your own style. Drop in a PDF and it extracts a figure from inside the paper and regenerates it as an editable vector. Upload a lab photo and it becomes a labeled schematic. Already have a figure? The enhancer upscales it, removes the background, or rewords any label without touching the rest. Output is the part that actually matters for a paper. Figures come back as editable SVG — not a flat raster — and can be refined on a built-in vector canvas. Export to 8K PNG, editable SVG, or a PowerPoint deck in which every label is a native, retypeable text box, which is what most labs actually need for lab meetings, posters and slides. No watermark on any plan, including the free one. There is a free tier with daily credits, credit packs from $50, and Starter/Plus/Pro subscriptions. The interface is available in 8 languages, so non-native-English authors can describe a figure in their own language and still get publication-standard output.