Research Figures in PPT

Upload a Paper and Generate Research Figures in Your Slides

Create schematics, mechanism diagrams, and conceptual figures without learning AI drawing or Photoshop. The image model uses your paper and places each figure on the relevant slide.

Mechanism Diagram
Stimulus
Signaling pathway
Mechanism
Observed result

Verify arrows, labels, and terminology

Professional scientific visuals

Generate schematics and mechanism diagrams suited to an academic context.

No drawing experience needed

Upload your paper without learning illustration software or AI drawing.

Figures match the text

Place each visual on the slide it explains instead of using unrelated decoration.

Editable PPTX

Export a standard PPTX and continue refining it.

What a Research-Figure Slide Should Include

Generated output

Schematic / conceptual figure

Turn abstract concepts into an intuitive visual.

Generated output

Mechanism / principle diagram

Visualize a process and its mechanism.

Generated output

Explanatory slide visual

Use a relevant image to explain the slide's central content.

Generated output

Supporting explanation

Lay out the figure and explanatory text together.

Research Figure Examples

These examples use English labels. Generated content and language follow your own paper.

Example mechanism diagram of a cellular signaling pathway
Mechanism and pathway schematic
Three-construct conceptual model with hypothesis paths and a moderator
Conceptual model and hypothesis paths

Create an Editable Draft in Three Steps

1

Upload paper PDFs

Drag in one or more papers.

2

Generate research figures

The image model turns the content into clear, structured slides.

3

Review and export

Verify relationships, labels, and terminology, then export an editable PPTX.

Meet Resolution Requirements Before Submitting a Figure

Projectors are forgiving, but journals are stricter. A figure made to publication standards usually works for both. Elsevier artwork guidelines

Image typeMinimum resolution
Photographs / micrographs (halftone)At least 300 dpi.
Pure line art1000 dpi; vector formats such as EPS, PDF, or SVG avoid raster-resolution limits.
Mixed line and image content (combination)500 dpi. A chart with text labels belongs in this category.

Practical conclusion: use vector formats for schematics and mechanism diagrams whenever possible. They remain sharp when enlarged and allow text edits without redrawing. A low-resolution raster image cannot be repaired by enlarging it later.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get research figures without drawing skills?

Yes. Upload the paper to generate research figures, then verify scientific relationships, labels, and terminology.

Can the figure drift away from the topic?

Figures are generated around the paper's content and placed on the corresponding slide.

Is the visual style consistent?

The academic style is kept consistent with the selected presentation scenario.

Which format is exported?

A standard editable PPTX file.

Skip Manual Figure Design

Upload your paper and generate research figures in an editable PPT draft.