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AI workspace for turning prompts, sketches, or photos into publication-ready scientific figures.
PaperClaw generates scientific figures for academic papers and posters: mechanism diagrams, graphical abstracts, and editable SVGs built from a text prompt, an uploaded image, or a rough sketch. It also offers instruction-based editing of existing figures, background removal, and vectorizing a raster image into an editable SVG. New accounts get 10 free credits to try it, after which access runs on monthly or annual subscriptions, plus one-time credit top-ups. The site does not name a parent company or location beyond calling itself an independent platform for academic visual creation.
Hobby tier is $13.50 per month billed annually ($26.90/month if billed monthly); Basic and Pro tiers scale up from there, plus non-expiring credit top-ups.
Use tool ↗PaperClaw targets a narrow but real pain point, researchers who need a decent figure without hiring a designer or fighting with vector software. The free credits are enough to judge output quality before paying, but the product gives no indication of who built it or how long it has existed.
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