Scientific figures

From research materials to reviewable figures

For researchers with data or a manuscript who need figures for a paper or presentation. Define the message first, then match the materials and output.

• Data charts and model results

  Provide tables you may lawfully use or verified results, with variables, units, groups and methods. Request charts, captions and plotting notes. Formal statistical figures require checks of the analysis plan, results and supported scope; missing values are not invented.

• Study flows and graphical abstracts

  Bring a protocol, workflow records, eligibility counts or a checked manuscript, plus the reading order and layout requirements. Prepare a flow diagram or graphical-abstract draft. Bind nodes, counts, arrows and conclusions to the materials; leave unknowns for confirmation.

• AI concept illustrations

  Specify the structures, relationships, style and reference assets you are entitled to use. Prepare a raster concept draft for review. It is not an experimental result, clinical image or data chart, and editable vector structure is not assumed.

How to start

Describe the figure, available materials and required file format above, or select an example below to fill a task draft. Complete the materials and confirm the goal before starting. A gallery style does not establish support for every analysis or figure type.

What to check in the output

• Trace values, denominators, units, reference groups and sources. Image models must not guess statistical values or quantitative geometry.
• Check captions, labels, permissions and AI disclosure. Distinguish concept drafts, exploratory plots and formal data figures.
• Check the target journal’s format, dimensions, resolution and AI-image policy. Researchers confirm scientific meaning and final use.

The gallery contains synthetic teaching or concept examples for choosing a presentation style, not real research findings.