Text to Figure
Turn a written scientific description into a structured visual draft, then refine the result in your workflow.
- Input
- Prompt or method description
- Output
- Scientific figure draft
- Best for
- New concepts, mechanisms, and workflows
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Seven scientific workflows · one place to start
Choose the right tool for what you already have
Start from a sentence, rough sketch, reference image, PDF, photo, or existing figure. LabFig routes each input to a focused workflow, so you spend less time translating your research into design instructions.
- Task-based recommendations
- Real input-to-output workflows
- Scientific review stays with you
Tool finder
What do you have right now?
Choose your strongest starting material. We will recommend a primary workflow and a practical alternative without making you learn every tool first.
Best match
Text to Figure
Turn a written scientific description into a structured visual draft, then refine the result in your workflow.
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Seven ways to move a scientific idea forward
Each tool begins with a different kind of evidence and leads to a different next step. Pick the workflow that matches the material you trust most.
Sketch to Figure
Use a rough drawing as the layout signal while converting it into a cleaner scientific figure direction.
- Input
- Hand sketch or wireframe
- Output
- Cleaned figure draft
- Best for
- Preserving a layout you already planned
Reference to Figure
Use a reference to guide visual language while keeping your own scientific content and review process central.
- Input
- Content and/or style reference
- Output
- Reference-guided figure
- Best for
- Consistent visual direction across a paper
PDF to Figure
Move from a source document toward a concise figure draft, with the original paper available for verification.
- Input
- Paper, report, or PDF page
- Output
- Document-grounded visual draft
- Best for
- Summarizing methods and dense source material
Photo to Figure
Translate a real-world setup or object into a cleaner schematic direction after removing sensitive details.
- Input
- Apparatus, specimen, or setup photo
- Output
- Schematic-style figure draft
- Best for
- Experimental setups and physical systems
Figure Enhancer
Improve the legibility and presentation of an existing figure without treating enhancement as recovered source data.
- Input
- Low-resolution or unclear figure
- Output
- Cleaner presentation-ready image
- Best for
- Readability, scale, and visual cleanup
Vector Canvas
Finish a figure in an editing workspace when labels, layout, color, or composition need hands-on control.
- Input
- Generated result or existing draft
- Output
- Refined figure composition
- Best for
- The final manual editing pass
Side-by-side
Which scientific figure tool should I use?
Choose by input first, then by the kind of control you need. The best tool is the one that preserves the strongest information you already have.
| Tool | Start with | Choose it when | You get | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Text to Figure | Prompt or method description | New concepts, mechanisms, and workflows | Scientific figure draft | Start from text |
| Sketch to Figure | Hand sketch or wireframe | Preserving a layout you already planned | Cleaned figure draft | Upload a sketch |
| Reference to Figure | Content and/or style reference | Consistent visual direction across a paper | Reference-guided figure | Use a reference |
| PDF to Figure | Paper, report, or PDF page | Summarizing methods and dense source material | Document-grounded visual draft | Upload a PDF |
| Photo to Figure | Apparatus, specimen, or setup photo | Experimental setups and physical systems | Schematic-style figure draft | Upload a photo |
| Figure Enhancer | Low-resolution or unclear figure | Readability, scale, and visual cleanup | Cleaner presentation-ready image | Enhance a figure |
| Vector Canvas | Generated result or existing draft | The final manual editing pass | Refined figure composition | Open the canvas |
Start with the evidence you trust most
Use the recommendation above to open a focused workbench. Keep your scientific source material nearby and review every label, relationship, and claim before publication.
AI output is a draft. Scientific accuracy and publication compliance require human review.