AI medical illustration generator
Describe the anatomy, disease process, or care workflow you need to explain. SciFig creates a non-diagnostic visual draft for qualified review.
Use generic, educational descriptions. Do not enter patient names, identifiers, recognizable photographs, or protected health information.
GPT Image 2, Nano Banana and Z-Image — pick the right one per figure.
Render at 1K, 2K or 4K for print-ready manuscript output.
Start from a prompt, or refine a rough hand-drawn sketch.
Generate a 1K preview with no sign-up required.
AI medical illustration generator
These are AI-generated educational concepts, not clinical evidence. Anatomy, pathology, labels, and treatment relationships require specialist review.
Medical illustration workflow
1Specify orientation, plane, region, tissue layer, and whether the image is schematic or anatomically realistic. Keep normal anatomy visually distinct from pathological changes.
2Do not upload or enter patient names, record numbers, dates, recognizable faces, unredacted scans, or other protected health information. Use generic descriptions or properly de-identified, institutionally authorized material and follow your organization's privacy policy.
3Generated illustrations must not be used to diagnose, triage, prescribe, or replace clinical judgment. Have the relevant clinician or medical illustrator verify anatomy, pathology, terminology, and any care relationship before use.
Use a generic educational scenario and arrange qualified review before sharing the result.
