Biomedical illustration
from research ideas

The Biomedical Illustration Generator is an AI-assisted drafting tool. Describe an immunology pathway, cell-biology process, or experimental workflow and the system turns it into a structured figure specification containing entities, relationships, and uncertainties, then renders an editable vector draft. It helps researchers, graduate students, and educators organize visual material, but it does not replace scientific review or a professional illustrator's final production work.

When you submit a prompt, the configured AI provider extracts cells, molecules, processes, and relationships into a typed FigureSpec. The application repairs common formatting problems, validates the structure, records uncertainties, and renders a deterministic SVG draft. It does not independently verify the biological claims in your prompt or the model output.

Every figure is an AI-assisted editable draft, not a certified scientific product. The generator validates structure and syntax, tracks confidence scores, and flags uncertainties — for example when a costimulation pathway is ambiguous or a receptor interaction is inferred — but it cannot guarantee biological correctness. You should review every label, arrow, and relationship against primary literature before using a figure in a paper, presentation, or teaching material. The tool is designed for research and education illustration only: it is not a medical device, it does not analyze patient data, and it must never be used for diagnosis, treatment decisions, or any clinical purpose.

The library includes five starting points: T-cell activation, CAR-T mechanism, antigen presentation, cytokine signaling, and an ELISA workflow. Each supplies a focused example prompt and figure type. They are drafting aids, not scientifically validated reference diagrams, and every result still requires expert review.

Your prompts, figure specifications, and rendered illustrations belong to you and are stored privately under your account — other users can never see your projects. Text you submit is sent to the configured AI provider solely to generate your figure specification, and billing operations such as credit deductions are recorded in an auditable ledger. We do not sell your research content or use it for advertising. You can export your work at any time in open formats like SVG and PNG, and you can delete projects whenever you want. For sensitive or unpublished results, we recommend reviewing your institution's data policies before describing them in detail, as with any cloud-based research tool.

Uncertainty is treated as a first-class part of every figure, not hidden. When the model cannot resolve part of your description — an unclear signaling step, an ambiguous cell type, a relationship it had to infer — the figure specification records an explicit uncertainty entry with a severity level and a plain-language message. Low-confidence entities are surfaced for your review on the canvas, so you always know which elements were extracted confidently and which need an expert eye. You can edit or remove any flagged element directly. This design keeps the AI illustration generator honest: it accelerates drafting dramatically, while final scientific judgment always stays with you, the researcher.

The current editor exports SVG and PNG. SVG is the editable vector source and can be refined in tools such as Illustrator, Inkscape, or Figma; PNG is convenient for slides and web use. PDF and PPTX export are not currently available.

AI generation consumes the credit amount shown in your account. If generation fails after credits are reserved, the application restores them. Editing, changing themes, and exporting an existing figure do not start another AI generation. Check your dashboard for the current balance and transaction history.