The scientific figure generator for your research
Methodology diagrams, charts drawn from your own data, exact molecular structures and labelled biology illustrations: describe the figure in one sentence and Textiaa draws it, ready for your dissertation, thesis or research paper.
Works for dissertations, theses, papers, reports and posters
A good figure is worth a page of explanation, but drawing one takes hours. Whether you need to make a diagram for a dissertation, create a scientific chart from your data, draw a chemical structure or get a labelled scientific illustration, the Textiaa scientific figure generator starts from a single sentence. In seconds you get an editable figure with a title and caption, ready for your thesis, your research paper or your defence.
Four kinds of figures, one tool
Each kind has its own method: text stays exact and your data stays yours.
Diagrams
Research methodology, conceptual model, process, mechanism, network or PhD timeline: clean, editable diagrams with exact labels.
methodology diagram · conceptual framework · flowchart · process diagram · timeline
Charts from your data
Paste your Excel or CSV table: line, bar, scatter or pie charts drawn with your exact values, never invented ones.
bar chart · line graph · scatter plot · histogram · pie chart
Chemical structures
Name the molecules: their exact structures are fetched from PubChem with the molecular formula and drawn side by side.
skeletal formula · molecular structure · compound comparison
Scientific illustrations
Cell, organ, anatomical cross-section, device or ecosystem: a clear illustration whose labels you can move and rename.
biology diagram · anatomical cross-section · medical illustration · labelled diagram
Examples of figures made with Textiaa
Biology, medicine, earth sciences, physics, economics or computer science: every figure below was created from a simple description.
Click a figure to enlarge it. Always check the scientific accuracy of a figure before using it.
For every discipline
From a bachelor's dissertation to a journal article, the same requirements: clarity, accuracy, consistency.
Biology
Cells, organelles, biological cycles, signalling pathways and food webs, labelled in your language.
Medicine & health
Anatomical cross-sections, physiology, study protocols and care pathways for theses and publications.
Chemistry
Exact molecular structures, compound comparisons and process diagrams.
Physics & engineering
Set-ups, electronic components, batteries, energy systems and processing chains.
Economics & management
Supply and demand curves, price trends, survey results and conceptual models.
Computer science
Software architectures, neural networks, data pipelines and sequence diagrams.
Social sciences & humanities
Qualitative methodology, theoretical framework, research hypotheses and interview findings.
Earth & environment
Natural cycles, ecosystems, sustainable planning and climate data.
How to create a scientific figure
- 1
Describe your figure
One sentence is enough. For a chart, add your data table.
- 2
Textiaa draws it
The right kind of figure is chosen automatically, with a title and caption written for you.
- 3
Adjust and export
Edit it in one sentence, change the colour or style, then export to PNG, SVG or PDF.
Why not a drawing tool or an image AI?
Both have their strengths, but neither was designed for the requirements of scientific work.
| Textiaa | Drawing software | General image AI | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exact labels and text | Yes | Yes | No |
| Chart drawn from your data | Yes | Partly | No |
| Exact chemical structures | Yes | No | No |
| Edit in one sentence | Yes | No | Partly |
| Vector export (SVG) | Yes | Yes | No |
| Result in under a minute | Yes | No | Yes |
Create your first scientific figure
Describe it in one sentence: 3 free figures every month with a free account.
Frequently asked questions about scientific figures
It is a tool that turns a description into a publication-ready figure: a diagram, chart, molecular structure or illustration. With Textiaa you describe the figure in one sentence and get an editable figure with a title and caption, exportable to PNG, SVG or PDF.
