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Generates editable scientific figures and graphical abstracts for papers, with every label editable and export to SVG or PPTX.
FigPad creates scientific figures and graphical abstracts for research papers and presentations from a text description, a rough sketch, or an existing image, and every label in the output stays individually editable rather than baked into a flat image. It includes a separate vectorizer tool and exports to SVG or PowerPoint for direct use in a manuscript or slide deck. The site lists users from research-heavy institutions including MIT, Stanford, UC Berkeley, Yale, Cornell, and Cambridge as evidence of adoption in academic labs. New users start with free credits and no card requirement; paid plans scale from casual single-figure use up to lab-wide collaboration with higher-resolution export and more storage. The company does not publish its legal name, founders, or country anywhere on the site.
Starter is $9/month (130 credits, about 65 figures, 2K export); Plus is $15/month (220 credits, 4K export, SVG); Pro is $31/month (480 credits, 8K export). Annual billing saves about 20%.
Use tool ↗FigPad targets a specific academic need, publication-ready figures and graphical abstracts, with editable labels and vector export that a general image generator will not give you. The named user base at well-known research universities is a reasonable adoption signal, though the site itself gives no information about who actually built or runs the product.
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