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Abfig
Create an AI-drafted graphical abstract from abstract text or a sketch, then export a journal-sized 300 DPI RGB PNG or TIFF with Abfig.
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About Abfig
Abfig is a browser based AI graphical abstract maker for researchers who want to turn abstract text or an uploaded sketch into a visual draft. Its workflow brings together AI drafting, image refinement, sizing and export settings. The result is a draft to review, rather than a promise of scientific accuracy, journal compliance or publication acceptance.
Users can start with the text of an abstract or upload a sketch as the starting point. After creating an AI draft, they can refine the whole image using an instruction. For a more focused revision, a brush mask can select a region for inpainting. Whole image refinement and selected region inpainting offer different ways to revise the draft while developing a graphical abstract.
Abfig includes graphical abstract size presets for Nature, Cell, Elsevier and ACS. Users can instead choose custom dimensions and DPI when the supported presets do not match the settings they need. These controls describe image dimensions and output settings. Researchers should still consult the current instructions of their intended publication and review the content of any generated image themselves.
Export options are RGB PNG and TIFF, including 300 DPI output. The DPI checker validates dimensions, DPI and file format. This can help users inspect these technical properties as part of preparing an image. It does not certify that a publication will accept the figure or that the figure meets every requirement of a journal. Abfig does not claim EPS, PDF or CMYK export.
New accounts receive 15 starter credits, and a 2K generation costs 5 credits. One time paid packs start at US$4.99 for 40 credits. Purchased credits and paid features are valid for 365 days, and this pack does not require a subscription. Users can evaluate the workflow with the starter credits and decide whether a credit pack fits their needs. The product is intended for researchers preparing graphical abstract drafts who want text or sketch input, focused image revisions, configurable output sizing and RGB image export in one browser based workflow.
Users can start with the text of an abstract or upload a sketch as the starting point. After creating an AI draft, they can refine the whole image using an instruction. For a more focused revision, a brush mask can select a region for inpainting. Whole image refinement and selected region inpainting offer different ways to revise the draft while developing a graphical abstract.
Abfig includes graphical abstract size presets for Nature, Cell, Elsevier and ACS. Users can instead choose custom dimensions and DPI when the supported presets do not match the settings they need. These controls describe image dimensions and output settings. Researchers should still consult the current instructions of their intended publication and review the content of any generated image themselves.
Export options are RGB PNG and TIFF, including 300 DPI output. The DPI checker validates dimensions, DPI and file format. This can help users inspect these technical properties as part of preparing an image. It does not certify that a publication will accept the figure or that the figure meets every requirement of a journal. Abfig does not claim EPS, PDF or CMYK export.
New accounts receive 15 starter credits, and a 2K generation costs 5 credits. One time paid packs start at US$4.99 for 40 credits. Purchased credits and paid features are valid for 365 days, and this pack does not require a subscription. Users can evaluate the workflow with the starter credits and decide whether a credit pack fits their needs. The product is intended for researchers preparing graphical abstract drafts who want text or sketch input, focused image revisions, configurable output sizing and RGB image export in one browser based workflow.
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