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Show HN: Fig0 – 0-Manual AI Scientific Figure and Illustration Generator

Fig0 is an AI-powered tool that transforms text, sketches, references, and PDFs into publication-ready, editable vector scientific figures. It supports multiple export formats and is used by over 150,000 researchers.

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Fig0 - 0 Manual Sci Figure Maker

NewGPT Image 2 now available in Fig0

AI Scientific Figure & Illustration Maker

Fig0 - Toward 0 Manual Sci Figure. From any input to publication-ready & editable vector illustrations.

Text-to-FigureSketch-to-FigureReference-to-FigureEditable vector export

Built for scientific research, publishing, and education

Trusted by 150K+ scientists from top education institutes

ALL INPUTS WELCOME

Any Input, 0-Manual Figure

From rough idea to publication-ready sci figure with 0 drawing, faster revision, and editable export

Input material

Input

Prompt, sketch, reference, or PDF.

Publication figure

Output

A clean figure, ready to refine.

HOW IT WORKS

Fig0 - 0 manual, one stop, all export format, infinite canvases

Generate a strong first draft, refine details without starting over, then export in formats your team can keep editing.

01

GENERATE

Generate from what you already have

Turn text, sketches, references, PDFs, and photos into a publication-ready figure draft.

All inputs welcome

Publication-aware figure styles

Journal-grade first draft

Generate now

02

ENHANCE

Refine every detail without starting over

Keep the figure editable after generation, then adjust labels, regions, composition, and detail.

Every text editable

Precision region refinement

Background cleanup and upscaling

Enhance a figure

03

VECTORIZE

Export while it is still useful

Export figures into formats that still work for papers, posters, presentations, and downstream design tools.

SVG and editable PPTX

PDF, PNG, and high-DPI TIFF

Ready for submission and collaboration

Export smarter

Key capabilities

Designed for paper-first scientific visuals

The core feature set focuses on the places generic image tools usually break down: controllable inputs, scientific clarity, editability, and export quality.

01

Text-to-Figure

Describe a mechanism, pathway, experimental setup, or conceptual model and generate a structured scientific figure.

02

Sketch and Reference Inputs

Turn rough drawings, screenshots, and visual references into cleaner diagrams while preserving your intended layout.

03

Canvas-Based Refinement

Continue arranging, annotating, and polishing inside an infinite canvas instead of jumping across disconnected tools.

04

Editable Vector Delivery

Export layered SVG, editable PPTX, and vectorized PDF when the final figure still needs team or journal-side edits.

05

High-Resolution Output

Generate HD assets and export PNG or 300/600 DPI TIFF for manuscript submission and print workflows.

06

Scientific Revision Loop

Handle reviewer changes, label updates, background cleanup, and last-mile figure polish without rebuilding from scratch.

Output formats researchers actually ask for

From first draft to publication and presentation delivery.

5 Input modes

5

Input modes

SVG / PPTX / PDF Editable export

SVG / PPTX / PDF

Editable export

PNG / TIFF Submission-ready bitmap output

PNG / TIFF

Submission-ready bitmap output

What Fig0 is optimized for

Fig0 is for researchers who need figures to survive revision, export, and collaboration.

Small figure revisions used to take half a day. With Fig0 I can describe the change, clean up the labels, and get a manuscript-ready version before our lab meeting starts.

Dr. Emily W., Associate Professor, Cell Biology - University of Manchester

Dr. Emily W.

Associate Professor, Cell Biology - University of Manchester

The editable PPT export fits exactly how our group works. I can polish colors and annotations without reopening a design file for every reviewer comment.

Prof. Michael R., Biomedical Engineering PI - McGill University

Prof. Michael R.

Biomedical Engineering PI - McGill University

Fig0 is strongest when I need a figure that survives after generation. The vector export gives our team room to keep editing.

Nina F., PhD, Systems Biology Researcher - ETH Zurich

Nina F., PhD

Systems Biology Researcher - ETH Zurich

I use Fig0 when a pathway is clear in my head but painful to draw from scratch. The first draft is already close enough that I can spend my time on the science.

Dr. Sofia M., Postdoctoral Fellow, Immunology - University of Copenhagen

Dr. Sofia M.

Postdoctoral Fellow, Immunology - University of Copenhagen

The layered SVG output is the reason Fig0 stayed in our workflow. We can fine-tune the final layout without losing control.

Dr. Daniel B., Assistant Professor, Chemical Biology - University of Melbourne

Dr. Daniel B.

Assistant Professor, Chemical Biology - University of Melbourne

The 600 DPI TIFF is ready for submission, and the vector export gives our team room to keep editing for talks and posters.

Alex M., PhD, Research Scientist, Computational Chemistry - Kyoto University

Alex M., PhD

Research Scientist, Computational Chemistry - Kyoto University

Everything you need to know about Fig0

A quick guide to inputs, editability, and publication workflow fit.

Ready to publish

Scientific figures that stay editable.

Generate from research inputs, refine inside Fig0 Studio, and export in formats your paper, poster, or presentation can keep using.

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