AI-powered image editing with precise local editing and user-friendly interface
AI Scientific Figure Generator for researchers and scientists
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Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free tier available. Paid plans: Basic $9.9/month (150 credits), Pro $19.9/month (300 credits), Max $39.9/month (600 credits). All paid plans include access to all models and styles plus email support.
Free plan with 200 credits valid 60 days; Starter $9.90/month ($4.90/month annual, $0.0016/credit); Standard $19.90/month ($9.90/month annual, $0.0012/credit); Premium $39.90/month ($19.90/month annual, $0.0011/credit)
Key features
Add brush to create new elements in images
Subtract brush to remove objects and elements
Combined add and subtract brushes for complex edits
Color brush for precise color highlighting
Text, logo and watermark removal from photos
Glare removal and eye area cleanup
Virtual clothing try-on feature
High-resolution image editing with professional quality
Real-time visual feedback during editing
Text-to-Figure generation from descriptions
Sketch and reference inputs with layout preservation
Infinite canvas for refinement and arrangement
Editable vector export in SVG, PPTX, PDF
High-resolution output with 300/600 DPI TIFF
Editable text labels and region refinement
Background cleanup and upscaling
PDF, photo and existing figure as input
What makes it different
Advanced AI algorithms for precise, natural-looking edits
Real-time interactive experience with immediate visual feedback
Accessible to all skill levels from beginners to professionals
Versatile capabilities for digital artists, content creators, and animators
Free to try with no credit card required
Preserves editability after AI generation for team collaboration
Multiple input modes including text, sketch, photo and PDF
Export in publication submission formats without leaving the tool
Handles reviewer changes and last-mile figure polish
Designed specifically for scientific workflows, not generic image tools
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