Academic Content Visualizer｜Try Free
Upload your paper or lecture notes and get a clear, source-faithful figure. One photo works too — every number traceable, PPTX included.
Academic content visualizer: turn papers or notes into faithful graphical abstracts and concept maps. Numbers cite sources, PPTX included. Try it free now.
Features
- Read it all | Cite it all——PDF, Word, PPTX or TXT is read cover to cover before drawing — no pasting abstracts, no quoting out of context.
- Cited numbers, no fiction——Each number and relationship arrow notes its page or table source; data charts are code-drawn; uncertain points are flagged.
- PPTX inside | Edit freely——A high-res image plus a .pptx you can revise layer by layer in PowerPoint — handy before submission or meetings.
- 3 styles, 3 labels | Done——Journal, classroom or sci-comm looks, with English, Chinese or bilingual labels — short tags that render cleanly.
How it works
- Upload paper or notes Upload the full PDF, Word, PPTX or TXT. One photo of a textbook or paper page works too.
- Pick type and style Choose among graphical abstract, explainer infographic, concept map or roadmap — then style and label language.
- Get figure, verify fast Get the high-res figure with a verification checklist plus an editable PPTX — check it against the original in 2 minutes.
FAQ
- One photo only — does it work?
- Yes. Upload the full PDF for the most faithful result, but a single clear photo of a textbook or paper page usually works too. Add the photo under Page photos / sketches; the Agent OCRs the text and builds the figure from what it can read, marking anything illegible as uncertain.
- Garbled or invented content?
- Three safeguards. Labels stay short by design so text renders cleanly; data charts are drawn by code, never by the image model; and every number carries its source page, with anything unsupported marked uncertain rather than invented.
- Does it handle Chinese papers?
- Yes. Pick English, Simplified Chinese or bilingual labels before generating. Chart text uses standard academic terms, so a Chinese paper gets Chinese labels instead of a wall of English.
- How do I verify the figure?
- Check the verification checklist that ships with every figure: each number and arrow points to a page, table or figure in your document. Anything you cannot find there is explicitly flagged — that is the difference from decorative AI art.
- Free trial, sign-up needed?
- Describe your document and pick a preset right on this page; generating happens after login. No credit card, no mandatory registration wall before you see what the tool does.
- Vs. citation-network maps?
- Different jobs. Citation-network tools map who cites whom; this tool turns the content itself into an explainable figure — graphical abstract, concept map, roadmap. If you need a literature graph, use those tools instead.
- Huge review in one figure?
- Very long reviews are split sensibly: you get an overview figure first, then per-section figures on request. One giant figure for a whole monograph would be unreadable, so the Agent refuses to cram it.
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