AI research figure generator for papers and presentations
Create a clear research figure from a scientific description. Turn pathways, cellular structures, molecular mechanisms, and experimental workflows into labeled diagrams for papers, posters, and presentations.
Start from a reusable research example, adapt the science, and export a PNG after reviewing accuracy.
What you can generate
- Mechanism and pathway figures for biomedical and life-science research
- Cellular and tissue schematics such as the blood-brain barrier
- Experimental and sample-to-data workflow diagrams
- Graphical-abstract layouts for manuscripts, posters, and lab decks
How it works
- 1Describe the input, key components, interactions, and endpoint—or open a related example.
- 2Choose a mechanism, pathway, cellular, omics, or methods scenario and aspect ratio.
- 3Generate, review labels and relationships, then export the research figure.
Start from high-intent examples
Open a curated mechanism page, adapt the cascade, and generate your own figure with free credits after signup.
Blood-Brain Barrier Diagram
Explore a blood-brain barrier diagram with brain endothelial tight junctions, pericytes, astrocyte endfeet, transporters, and selective permeability.
Wnt/β-Catenin Pathway Diagram
Explore a Wnt/β-catenin pathway diagram showing Frizzled/LRP, the destruction complex, β-catenin stabilization, nuclear entry, and TCF/LEF transcription.
CRISPR-Cas9 Diagram
Explore a CRISPR-Cas9 diagram showing guide RNA loading, PAM recognition, target-DNA pairing, double-strand cleavage, and NHEJ or HDR repair outcomes.
Research figures need structure, not decorative science art
A research figure should reveal the starting point, key relationships, and a defensible endpoint. MechFig emphasizes labeled structure and reusable scientific examples.
Use generated figures as communication drafts and check nomenclature, anatomy, claims, and publication policy before final use.
FAQ
- What can an AI research figure generator create?
- MechFig creates mechanism diagrams, pathway figures, cellular schematics, workflows, and graphical-abstract style illustrations from structured text.
- Can I use generated figures in a paper?
- You can export them for manuscripts and slides, but must verify accuracy, labels, journal requirements, and disclosure policies.
- Do I need to write an image-generation prompt?
- No. Describe the mechanism in plain language or start from a reusable example.
- Is MechFig free to try?
- New accounts receive free welcome credits, and the public example library is available without a subscription.
Related generators
Generate a research figure with free welcome credits
Explore the public library, choose the closest scientific structure, and generate your own figure after signup. mechanism diagram library.