SciFig is built for the specific visuals that come up constantly in research and teaching: illustrations for a paper, charts generated straight from tabular data, and flow diagrams you can actually edit afterward, all as three separate browser workspaces rather than one do-everything tool. You can start from a written idea, reference material, or your own data, which matters since the same chart often needs to be rebuilt slightly differently for a paper versus a conference talk. Free credits are available alongside paid plans, so you can test the workflow on a real figure before committing to it for a full paper.
- Category: Education
- Pricing: Freemium
- Platforms: Web
Key features
- AI-assisted scientific illustrations
- Charts generated from tabular data
- Editable flow diagrams
- Three separate browser workspaces for each visual type
- Start from written ideas, reference material, or your own data
- Free credits alongside paid plans
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Purpose-built for research and teaching visuals instead of a generic chart maker
- Editable diagrams mean you're not stuck with a flat exported image
- Free credits let you test on a real figure before paying
Cons
- Three separate workspaces means some context-switching between illustration, charts and diagrams
- Academic-specific focus, less useful outside research or teaching contexts
- Free credits are limited, so heavy use will need a paid plan
FAQs
Can I use my own data for charts?
Yes, the chart workspace generates visuals directly from tabular data you provide.
Can I edit the diagrams after generating them?
Yes, the flow diagrams are editable, not flat exported images.