Phylogenetic trees
Rectangular, circular, or unrooted trees from Newick strings, with clade labels and journal palettes.
Food webs and interaction networks
Node-and-edge diagrams with weighted arrows and grouped taxa.
Sampling designs and site schematics
Plots, transects, and time points drawn as clean schematics that explain the design in one glance.
Life cycles and developmental stages
Circular and linear stage diagrams with consistent organism illustrations.
RECOMMENDED TOOLS
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Phylogenetic Tree Maker
Rectangular, circular, or unrooted trees from Newick strings or species lists, styled for print.
Learn more →Mechanism Diagram Maker
Signalling pathways, reaction schemes, and multi-step mechanisms drawn in publication conventions.
Learn more →Graphical Abstract Maker
Single-panel visual summaries sized to journal specs, generated from your abstract and editable to the last label.
Learn more →WHY IT FITS
- Editable output — corrections are direct edits, not regenerations
- Journal palettes matched to the publishers in this field
- Layered SVG and editable PPTX for co-authors
- 600+ DPI export at column width for submission
OTHER FIELDS
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Life sciences
Signalling pathways, cell diagrams, CRISPR workflows, and experimental designs.
Learn more →Medicine and clinical research
Trial flow diagrams, patient pathways, anatomy schematics, and journal-styled figures for NEJM, Lancet, and JAMA.
Learn more →Chemistry and materials
Reaction schemes, synthesis workflows, characterisation panels, and TOC graphics.
Learn more →Engineering and computer science
System architectures, circuit schematics, pipelines, and algorithm overviews.
Learn more →Teaching and science communication
Lecture slides, explainer figures, and outreach graphics that stay editable across semesters.
Learn more →Make your first ecology figure.
Free to start. No credit card. Every element stays editable.