“I have a rough sketch but it is not publication-ready.”
The scientific idea is clear, but the composition, labels, visual hierarchy and spacing need professional redesign.
Turn your manuscript content, rough sketch, old figure or verified research material into a clear publication-ready figure that communicates the science without changing the evidence.
For a standard scientific-figure requirement, Research Paper Figure & Scientific Illustration Service starts from ₹7,500 per research figure. The included scope centres on manuscript and figure-purpose review, scientific concept visualisation, layout and annotation planning, publication-ready sizing and final high-resolution design, with additional requirements quoted against the actual illustration complexity.
Complex mechanisms, unusually dense figures, five or more coordinated figures, extensive custom illustration, major redraws, missing source material, changed data or manuscript content, extra output formats, or accelerated deadlines require a custom quotation. A shorter deadline can be assessed after the working files and requested scope are reviewed; accelerated delivery is confirmed only when feasible for that assignment.
Typical situations that lead authors and research teams to request scientific figure support.
The scientific idea is clear, but the composition, labels, visual hierarchy and spacing need professional redesign.
Several charts, images or diagrams need consistent sizing, panel labels, spacing and assembly into one coherent figure.
A biological pathway, scientific mechanism or process needs a structured visual that follows the relationships supplied by the researcher.
Equipment, stages or study-design elements need to be organised into an accurate schematic based on your source material.
Model stages, inputs, modules and outputs need a clearer architecture view without changing the system relationships you define.
You need a figure prepared around the current dimensions and artwork instructions supplied by the target journal.
An existing figure needs cleaner grouping, annotation, alignment and visual emphasis while preserving the scientific content.
Multiple figures need coordinated typography, annotation style and presentation so the manuscript reads as one visual system.
The scope is focused on research-paper figures and scientific illustration, not generic promotional graphics.
Single figures and coordinated A/B/C/D-style figure assemblies with annotations and consistent visual structure.
Scientific mechanisms, pathway illustrations and relationship-based diagrams created from researcher-supplied concepts and references.
Experimental setups, study-design figures and laboratory workflows that show sequence, equipment or research stages clearly.
Engineering schematics, model architecture and technical research diagrams with clearer modules, flow and relationships.
Structured comparison visuals that organise researcher-supplied alternatives, stages, conditions or configurations without altering evidence.
Existing research figures refined for hierarchy, alignment, readability, labelling and publication presentation.
Clear 2D scientific artwork built around the concept, terminology and explanatory references you supply.
Final figure versions organised around supplied target-journal dimensions, file expectations and manuscript figure numbering.
Researchers who already own or control the scientific content and need it communicated more clearly as a figure.
Disciplines listed here follow the supported scope for this scientific figure service.
A focused source package helps the figure stay accurate to the manuscript and the intended scientific message.
Send the core material that defines the figure and its scientific meaning.
These materials can reduce interpretation and make the first visual direction more precise.
Final formats depend on the figure type and the agreed project scope.
A final figure prepared for manuscript use and adapted to supplied target-journal requirements.
final versionPNG, TIFF or JPEG as appropriate to the agreed figure and submission need.
PNG / TIFF / JPEGPDF plus SVG or EPS where those formats are appropriate for the figure.
PDF / SVG / EPSEditable PPTX or AI is provided only where the source format is supported and included in the agreed scope.
PPTX / AI where supportedDemonstration layouts showing the kinds of scientific information this service can organise. They are not presented as client publications.
The redesign improves hierarchy and communication while preserving the researcher-supplied scientific content.
Integrity boundary: redesign can improve alignment, labelling, grouping, typography, annotation and visual hierarchy. It does not change data values, p-values, statistical significance, sample sizes, experimental evidence or conclusions unless corrected information is explicitly supplied by the researcher.
A figure-specific workflow that starts with the science and ends with agreed publication files.
Send the manuscript section, rough figure, verified data where relevant and explanatory references.
Clarify figure type, panels, required labels, target use and supplied journal specifications.
Organise the supplied mechanism, workflow, setup, comparison or architecture into a clear visual hierarchy.
Create the illustration, annotations and panel layout while keeping supplied evidence unchanged.
Apply agreed refinements to labels, alignment, hierarchy and visual presentation within the approved brief.
Export the agreed high-resolution, PDF, vector or editable formats appropriate to the project.
Timelines follow the defined service catalogue and begin once the required project material is available.
Simple research figure.
Complex scientific figure.
Five to ten figures.
Unusually large, incomplete or materially changed projects may require confirmation of the final delivery schedule after the source material and requested scope are reviewed.
Current official requirements should come from the target journal or publisher; numeric specifications are not guessed.
Provide current single-column, double-column or other required dimensions when the journal specifies them.
Share current artwork guidance so the final raster, PDF or vector files can be prepared around the permitted formats.
Supply manuscript figure numbers and required panel labels so assembly matches the intended manuscript structure.
If specifications are not yet available, send the current official target-journal instructions before final figure preparation.
Revision rounds and their scope are confirmed before work begins rather than assumed on the page.
Agreed refinement can cover figure labels, annotation placement, spacing, alignment, panel balance, typography and visual hierarchy while the underlying research content remains the same.
A new figure, new scientific concept, changed dataset or analysis, substantially changed manuscript content, or new journal requirements after completion may need the scope, schedule and deliverables to be reconfirmed.
Scientific illustration should improve communication, not manufacture or manipulate research evidence.
Figure layout, hierarchy, annotation, readability, panel consistency, alignment, terminology presentation and the visual explanation of researcher-supplied mechanisms, workflows, setups or architectures.
The service does not fabricate data, invent results, change p-values, manipulate statistical significance, selectively remove inconvenient evidence, create fake citations, misrepresent authorship, alter conclusions for appearance, or guarantee journal acceptance.
Practical questions about source material, formats, journal requirements, turnaround, revisions and scientific integrity.
The service includes publication figures, scientific illustrations, multi-panel figures, mechanism diagrams, experimental setup and study-design figures, comparison figures, biological pathways, engineering schematics, AI architecture, laboratory workflows, figure annotations, figure assembly and before/after figure redesign.
Send the manuscript or relevant manuscript section, a rough sketch or old figure, verified data where applicable, the target journal, required dimensions when supplied, and reference material that explains the scientific concept.
Yes. A rough sketch or old figure can be used as the starting point for a clearer research figure or scientific illustration while preserving the researcher-supplied scientific meaning and evidence.
Yes. Existing figures can be reorganised into a cleaner multi-panel composition with improved alignment, panel labels, annotations, hierarchy and visual consistency without changing the underlying research evidence.
Depending on the agreed figure type, final files may include high-resolution PNG, TIFF or JPEG, PDF, and SVG or EPS where appropriate. Editable PPTX or AI files are provided only where the format is supported and agreed for the project.
A simple figure typically takes 1–2 working days, a complex scientific figure 3–5 working days, and a set of five to ten figures 5–8 working days. Unusually large, incomplete or materially changed projects may need a confirmed schedule after review.
Revision rounds and their scope are confirmed before work begins. Refinements within the approved brief can cover items such as labels, alignment, hierarchy and visual presentation. A new figure, new concept, changed data or analysis, or substantially changed manuscript content may require the scope and schedule to be reconfirmed.
Yes, when you provide the current official target-journal artwork requirements. Supplied dimensions, file-type requirements, figure numbering and related specifications are applied to the figure preparation; numeric requirements are not invented when they are unavailable.
Yes, where data are part of the figure. The design work uses researcher-supplied verified data or verified outputs and does not change data values, p-values, statistical significance, sample sizes or research conclusions for visual effect.
Editable PPTX or AI files can be provided only where the requested figure format supports them and the editable format is agreed in the project scope. Vector SVG or EPS may also be appropriate for some figures.
Yes. The sample section on this page shows illustrative layouts for mechanisms, experimental setups, AI architecture, multi-panel figures and related research-figure use cases. These are demonstrations rather than claims of client publication or journal acceptance.
Tell us about any institution-specific confidentiality, NDA or file-handling requirement before sharing sensitive or unpublished material so the required handling arrangement can be confirmed before the project starts.
No. The service improves figure presentation, consistency and communication and can prepare artwork around supplied requirements, but it does not guarantee journal acceptance or editorial outcomes.
Tell us what figure you need and keep the source material ready. Detailed files can be shared through the agreed project channel after the enquiry is reviewed.
This enquiry form does not upload files. Describe the project first; manuscript sections, sketches, verified data and artwork guidance can be shared after review.
No file upload is enabled in this form. Keep your manuscript section, rough sketch or old figure, verified data where applicable, current journal requirements and reference material ready to share after the enquiry is reviewed.