Bioengineering figures have to show engineering and biology in one frame. That is the gap PaperFig tries to close for bioengineers. It is an AI tool for drafting scientific figures. It accepts text-to-figure, sketch-to-figure, photo-to-figure and reference-to-figure inputs, plus PDFs. Examples span biomedical, materials, energy, environmental, bioengineering, CS/AI and geoscience research. There is also a figure enhancer for cleaning up an existing figure. Core downloads are PNG; a purchase removes the watermark, and paid plans add TIFF/PDF export and a 4K upscale for final images. The typical case is showing a device, a construct and the biology around it. Manuscripts, grant proposals, posters and lab meetings are where it tends to get used. Signing up is free, with 150 credits to start (valid for 30 days) and 1 free figure per day for the first 7 days.
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