Text to scientific figure
Write what should appear, how the parts relate, and how the reader should move through the image. Generate a draft without uploading a reference image.
Use a prompt chip to fill the generator, then replace its scientific content and layout instructions with your own.
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Text to scientific figure
These generated examples show visual categories, not scientifically validated outputs. The written specification remains the source for review.
Text-to-figure workflow
1Start with the figure purpose, then list required entities and relationships, reading direction, labels, grouping, style, background, and aspect ratio. Keep the scientific vocabulary controlled.
2When a result misses the goal, identify whether the problem is content, layout, style, or labeling. Revise that part of the prompt rather than making every instruction longer at once.
3Use the prompt as a checklist. Confirm every required element, remove invented content, correct relationships and text, and add precise annotations in an editing tool when needed.
Even a detailed prompt can produce incorrect labels, structures, directions, or quantities. A researcher must compare the image with source evidence and correct every discrepancy.
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Revise a draft by describing the change instead of regenerating it.
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