Who is PaperFig for? Mainly researchers who like a figure they saw elsewhere, especially when trying to reuse a published layout for new content. You often know exactly which published layout you want, just not how to rebuild it for your own data. PaperFig approaches it differently. You can begin with a plain-language description, a hand sketch, a photo, a reference figure, or a PDF. Every result is a figure draft that you should review before it goes into a paper. Free-plan downloads are PNGs with a PaperFig watermark for non-commercial use, and paid plans add TIFF/PDF export and a Faithful 4K PNG upgrade. People use it to draft figures for manuscripts, build graphical abstracts, prepare grant diagrams, and make slides for lab meetings. The free plan gives 150 signup credits plus 1 free figure per day for the first 7 days, and no card is needed. The example library covers biomedical, materials, energy, environmental, bioengineering, CS/AI and geoscience topics.
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