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Generates publication-ready scientific figures, diagrams, and data charts from text, sketches, or data.
SciDraw AI turns text descriptions, rough sketches, or imported datasets into diagrams and charts formatted for academic papers, with presets that match common journal styles. It exports to SVG, PPTX, PNG, PDF, EPS, and TIFF, which matters for researchers who need vector files a journal will accept. The site claims more than 35,000 registered users across 179 countries, including people at Stanford, MIT, Cambridge, and Harvard, though these figures come from the vendor and are not independently verified. Pricing is credit-based: a free tier gives a small daily allowance, and paid tiers add monthly credit pools. A developer API is available for teams that want to generate figures programmatically instead of through the web editor.
Free tier gives 10 credits plus 5 daily; Standard is $20/month (or $10/month billed annually) for 300 credits, roughly 5 credits per generated image.
Use tool ↗SciDraw AI is aimed narrowly at the moment a researcher needs a clean figure for a paper or poster rather than being a general drawing tool. The journal-formatted export options are the real value; the credit pricing is easy to use up if a figure needs many regenerations to get right.
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