Turns a plain-English description into a labeled science diagram you can export as SVG or PNG.
ConceptViz generates diagrams for biology, chemistry, and physics from a written description instead of manual drawing. Outputs are labeled and come as editable SVG, usable in Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape, or as high-resolution JPEG for slides and papers. A named free plan gives a handful of starter credits; a Standard plan unlocks more monthly credits and a Pro tier adds further features on top, with a one-time lifetime-access option also available. Programmatic access is available through an API for teams that want diagrams generated outside the web editor. The site runs a blog aimed at teachers and researchers comparing itself to general-purpose whiteboard tools.
Standard plan is about $10/month for 80 diagram credits and Pro about $20/month for 160 credits, per third-party listings corroborating each other; the vendor's own pricing page would not render its figures for us directly. A one-time lifetime-access option was also listed around $199.
Use tool ↗ConceptViz is narrowly built for one job: turning a text description into a correctly labeled science diagram, which is faster than dragging shapes in a general diagramming tool when the content is technical. It is not a general whiteboard or flowchart tool, so anything outside biology, chemistry, or physics diagrams falls outside what it's good at.
Watch out: The lifetime option is described as a one-time charge, not a discount code on the recurring plans — confirm which you're buying before paying.
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