EZFigure

EZFigure is a web tool that turns text, sketches or CSV/JSON data into publication-ready scientific illustrations, method diagrams and statistical plots, using AI agents that plan, review and auto-fix each figure.

EZFigure is a web-based generator built specifically for scientific figures rather than general artwork. It covers three kinds of output in one workspace: scientific illustrations (mechanisms, pathways, devices, cells, materials and processes), method diagrams (protocols, workflows and model architectures) and statistical plots built from CSV or JSON data, so users do not have to write plotting code. The workflow starts with source material. A user can paste text, describe a workflow, upload a sketch or reference image, or supply a data file, then pick the figure type. A set of specialized agents organizes the content into a structured plan, chooses a layout, generates the visual, and then reviews the result for scientific clarity and labeling. Problems found in that review are corrected automatically before the user sees the figure. Follow-up feedback can adjust labels, style, layout, emphasis or scientific details, and the final image is downloaded for papers, posters, slides or teaching materials. Each generated figure can be exported with a publication authorization record, a usage document aimed at journal submission questions. The audience is mainly researchers, graduate students and educators who need clean figures but lack illustration skills or the time to build them in vector software. Because the plan-review-fix loop is part of the product, it is positioned against generic image generators, which tend to produce attractive pictures with unreliable text and structure. Pricing is credit-based. A free tier gives 50 starter credits with watermarked downloads and short cloud storage, while paid Starter, Pro and Premium plans raise monthly credits, remove the watermark, unlock 2K and 4K output and extend storage to a year. Annual billing lowers the monthly rate, a pay-once option is listed, and a 14-day money-back guarantee applies. Among alternatives, it sits between manual tools such as vector editors and plotting libraries and broad image models, trading fine manual control for speed and domain-specific checking.