You often know exactly which published layout you want, just not how to rebuild it for your own data. That is the gap PaperFig tries to close for researchers who like a figure they saw elsewhere. It is an AI tool for drafting scientific figures. It accepts text-to-figure, sketch-to-figure, photo-to-figure and reference-to-figure inputs, plus PDFs. Treat the output as a draft and check it against your target journal’s requirements before submitting. The example library covers biomedical, materials, energy, environmental, bioengineering, CS/AI and geoscience topics. Wording changes are handled by the OCR label editor rather than by redrawing. The typical case is trying to reuse a published layout for new content. Manuscripts, grant proposals, posters and lab meetings are where it tends to get used.
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