Illustration
Turn descriptions and reference material into scientific illustrations, then refine the result with the available editing tools.
See the complete workflowOfficial brand resources
Ideas, data and research workflows — made visual.
SciFig brings Illustration, DataChart and FlowChart into one platform for scientific communication. Explore the workflows, try the examples and find reusable public resources.
Three workspaces
DataChart
Build charts and graphs from tabular inputs and refine their presentation. Check values, units, axes and legends against your source data.
See the complete workflow
FlowChart
Visualize research processes and structured workflows, then adjust nodes and relationships in the editor.
See the complete workflowReview scientific meaning, labels and sources before sharing. Editing and export options depend on the workspace and workflow; the tutorials show specific examples.
Public resources
Poster and presentation templates
Browse 154 PPTX files by print size or presentation purpose. Preview the layouts and check the template license before reuse.
Scientific Figure Skill
Structure a figure and prepare prompts in an agent. Generation uses the agent’s available image tool or your configured image API; this Skill does not call a SciFig API.
Official media library
35 finished videos, localized packs, captions and product previews. Files stay on the official CDN; this repository provides the catalog and usage guidance.
The person behind SciFig
Alex Carter is SciFig’s founder and independent developer. His public work includes the platform, research poster and presentation templates, practical guides and this resource collection. See About for the editorial standards and contact details.
About and editorial standardsResource updates
October 2026: refreshed the public introduction for three workspaces; organized 35 videos and eight-language captions; added three synthetic teaching examples and linked the public resources.
Licenses and usage
SciFig is a commercial platform. This repository is a public resource hub, not the product source code. Media, templates and the MIT-licensed Skill have separate terms; none grants blanket rights to the other materials.
Media material usage terms