Who is PaperFig for? Mainly researchers explaining work to the public, especially when making a figure for a blog post, press note or outreach talk. Outreach and press notes need a simpler visual than the one in the paper. PaperFig approaches it differently. The input can be a paragraph from your paper, a sketch, a photo of the setup, a reference figure, or a PDF. Mechanism, workflow and graphical abstract figures are the core use. Built-in OCR pulls the labels out of the figure so you can review and fix the wording without redrawing anything. It is mostly used for manuscript figures and graphical abstracts, with grant diagrams and lab-meeting slides close behind. You can try it on the free plan: 150 signup credits and 1 free figure a day for your first week, no card required. Visit PaperFig.