AI scientific figure studio for biomedical researchers
Upload one photo and get a 12-second Window Dance video in minutes
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free: 3 credits (no card required). Starter Pack: $9.90 one-time for 100 credits (valid 30 days). Monthly subscriptions: Starter $25/month (100 credits), Researcher $49/month (220 credits), Pro $99/month (500 credits). Standard generation or revision costs 1 credit; high quality costs 2 credits.
Single: $9.99 for 1 video. Trio: $19.99 for 3 videos ($6.66 each). One-time payment, no subscription. Credits never expire. Unused credits refundable within 7 days.
Key features
Generate figures from text descriptions of mechanisms, workflows and experiments
Revise figures with plain language prompts
Canvas editing for supported document types
Export PNG, SVG and PPTX formats
Versioned revisions with rollback capability
Three figure types: mechanism diagrams, experimental workflows and graphical abstracts
Free canvas edits and exports
Credit-based system for AI generations and revisions
Free photo check before payment to verify photo quality
Generate videos in browser without app or account
12-second vertical 720p MP4 with original AI-generated beat
Pet detection and generation for dogs and cats
Video delivery by email within 3–5 minutes
Full scene regenerated around your photo
QR code upload from phone to computer
Failed generations automatically refund credit
What makes it different
Specialized for biomedical research with built-in templates and examples
All revisions are versioned and reversible
Document-dependent export editability with canvas object support
Transparent about limitations: requires human review before submission
No CapCut template needed; full scene generated instead of face-swap
Works with pets, which CapCut templates cannot do
Pay per video with no subscription or account required
Videos preserve your face, hair and outfit from the photo
Private by default; photos and videos not used to train AI models