Save the generated figure
Use a PNG or JPG export, or capture a clean screenshot of the figure area.
Nano Banana can help create polished scientific figure drafts, but the exported result is usually a flat image. Editable Figure converts that image into editable SVG so you can fix labels, arrows, boxes, legends, and layout before using it in papers or presentations.
Try Editable Figure FreeAI-generated scientific figures often need factual edits, terminology fixes, typography changes, and layout adjustments after generation. If the output is only PNG or JPG, those edits are trapped inside pixels.
An editable SVG gives you a cleaner bridge from the generated draft to final research artwork, especially when the figure contains labels, arrows, flowchart regions, icons, and annotation boxes.
Use it when your generated figure is visually close, but not ready to publish or present.
Export the highest resolution image available, avoid heavy compression, and crop away chat interface elements. If you are taking a screenshot, make sure all labels are readable at normal zoom.
Simple backgrounds, clear arrows, and well-separated labels usually create a better editable SVG starting point.
Use a PNG or JPG export, or capture a clean screenshot of the figure area.
AI Vector Canvas analyzes the figure and rebuilds structured regions as SVG elements.
Choose pure vector SVG for maximum editability or partial image embed SVG for detailed mixed artwork.
Correct labels, align arrows, update colors, and match the visual style required by your manuscript or slides.
Fix terminology, units, gene names, section labels, and short captions without repainting the whole image.
Move connectors, adjust boxes, and clean up figure hierarchy after the generated draft is converted.
Resize diagrams sharply, match presentation fonts, and keep an editable source for future revisions.
Yes. A clean screenshot can be uploaded as long as the figure is clear and the text is readable.
Yes. Editable Figure is designed around scientific diagram structure, including labels, arrows, frames, connectors, and layout regions.
Yes. Download the SVG and open it in Illustrator, Inkscape, PowerPoint, or another tool that supports SVG editing.