Academic Figure Gen·Bilingual
Bilingual academic figs for journals & grants
Description
Need figures for your paper or project proposal? Hiring an illustrator is expensive and slow, and using AI tools often results in gradient gloss, decorative icons that look like PPT clip art, and garbled Chinese labels—making them unsuitable for peer review. With just a one-line research topic, directly generate academic figures ready for submission and grant proposals—reviewers can grasp your work at a glance. ✨ Core Advantages • 10 types of high-frequency academic figures: Theoretical framework / Conceptual relationships / Methodological flow / Mechanism of action / Path mediation and moderation / Multidimensional integration / Comparative study / Historical timeline / Actor-network / Project proposal argumentation diagram • 10 types × 5 styles × 5 formats = 200+ combinations, ready on demand • Dual-track output: Domestic black-and-white (CSSCI, National Social Science Fund, Ministry of Education proposals) | SSCI low-saturation functional color • Anti-AI-aesthetic guardrails: Zero decoration, flat vectors, bilingual labels, grayscale readability, 300dpi print quality • Built-in standardized academic terminology, no machine translation artifacts 📱 Use Cases Journal submission figures · Cover diagrams for National Social Science Fund / Ministry of Education proposals · Thesis proposal and conclusion roadmaps · Classroom slides · In-depth academic posts on WeChat Official Accounts / Zhihu · Research summary cards on Xiaohongshu · Sharing in academic communities Let your research be 'explained in one diagram'—turn your methodology into the memorable figure that reviewers will remember.
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One-Click Paper Figures
📌 Stuck on figures for your paper? AI-generated images look fake, have garbled text, and misdirected arrows—totally unfit for journal submission. ✨ Describe your research in one sentence and instantly get publishable scientific diagrams. 🎯 Core advantages 1. 7 types of high-frequency research diagrams: infographics, concept maps, data analysis flowcharts, mechanism diagrams, multi-technique integration flowcharts, method comparison charts, and experimental design diagrams. 2. Each diagram comes with bilingual prompts (Chinese and English)—English for feeding AI models, Chinese for quick tweaks. 3. Direct output via GPT Image 2, with accurate text and stable layout. 4. Built-in anti-AI-giveaway guardrails: solid graphics as the main body, simple English labels, 3D texture, uncluttered background, and strictly correct logic, arrows, and hierarchy. 📱 Use cases Journal figures, thesis proposals and defenses, group meetings, coursework; final outputs can be directly posted on Xiaohongshu research notes, WeChat Official Accounts academic content, Zhihu, or WeChat Moments to build an academic persona. 💡 Make your paper figures look like they belong in a journal, not like they were generated by AI.
Academic Illustration for HSS
This skill is designed for researchers in the humanities and social sciences, aiming to generate high-quality AI illustration prompts suitable for academic publication. It covers 10 core chart types: theoretical framework diagrams, conceptual relationship diagrams, research design flowcharts, mechanism diagrams, impact pathway diagrams, multi-dimensional integrated analysis frameworks, comparative research diagrams, historical evolution timelines, stakeholder network diagrams, and project proposal demonstration diagrams. Whether you are writing SSCI/CSSCI journal papers, dissertations, policy reports, or creating cover images for grant proposals, this skill provides professional illustration support. Simply provide your research topic and chart type, and the skill will automatically populate content and generate bilingual prompts in Chinese and English. It emphasizes academic rigor, ensuring all generated images use solid figures, concise English labels, a three-dimensional texture, and strictly avoid decorative elements. In terms of style, the skill offers two modes: Domestic Track (Track A) for CSSCI journals and national social science fund projects, focusing on black-and-white printing friendliness and zero decoration; International Track (Track B) for SSCI/SCI journals, using low-saturation functional colors that remain clear and readable in grayscale. This dual-track design ensures charts meet both domestic academic standards and international publication requirements, presenting your research results in the most professional and clear manner.
SCI Paper Figure Workflow Pro
📌 A paper has a dozen figures, all with different styles. Changing one label means redrawing the whole thing? Reviewers hate schematics that 'look right but are actually wrong.' ✨ From a single figure to the entire paper's illustrations, one workflow produces them all — consistent style, correct logic, ready for submission. 🎯 Core Advantages 1. 10 figure types: 7 core types + system architecture diagrams / roadmaps & timelines / network diagrams, covering everything from mechanisms to systems. 2. 3 output styles × multiple ratios: SCI color (colorblind-friendly) / black and white print / presentation poster. Single-column, double-column, timeline — one-click adaptation. 3. Consistent series style: Anchored by Nano Banana Pro reference images, multiple figures in a paper share the same visual language. 4. Local refinements: Edit labels, swap icons, adjust a module locally — no need to redraw the entire figure. 5. Quality guardrails: English term proofreading + arrow logic, hierarchy, and step consistency checks to prevent 'looks reasonable but is wrong' errors. 6. Mount your own custom layout templates and color schemes — output that others can't copy. 📱 Use Cases SCI/EI submissions, graduation theses, grant proposal figures, review graphics, lab showcases. Quality results can be distributed on Xiaohongshu, WeChat Official Accounts, Zhihu for lead generation. 💡 Don't let figures hold up your submission — leave the drawing to the workflow, you just focus on the research.
Academic Figure Gen·Bilingual
Bilingual academic figs for journals & grants
Description
Need figures for your paper or project proposal? Hiring an illustrator is expensive and slow, and using AI tools often results in gradient gloss, decorative icons that look like PPT clip art, and garbled Chinese labels—making them unsuitable for peer review. With just a one-line research topic, directly generate academic figures ready for submission and grant proposals—reviewers can grasp your work at a glance. ✨ Core Advantages • 10 types of high-frequency academic figures: Theoretical framework / Conceptual relationships / Methodological flow / Mechanism of action / Path mediation and moderation / Multidimensional integration / Comparative study / Historical timeline / Actor-network / Project proposal argumentation diagram • 10 types × 5 styles × 5 formats = 200+ combinations, ready on demand • Dual-track output: Domestic black-and-white (CSSCI, National Social Science Fund, Ministry of Education proposals) | SSCI low-saturation functional color • Anti-AI-aesthetic guardrails: Zero decoration, flat vectors, bilingual labels, grayscale readability, 300dpi print quality • Built-in standardized academic terminology, no machine translation artifacts 📱 Use Cases Journal submission figures · Cover diagrams for National Social Science Fund / Ministry of Education proposals · Thesis proposal and conclusion roadmaps · Classroom slides · In-depth academic posts on WeChat Official Accounts / Zhihu · Research summary cards on Xiaohongshu · Sharing in academic communities Let your research be 'explained in one diagram'—turn your methodology into the memorable figure that reviewers will remember.
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View allOne-Click Paper Figures
📌 Stuck on figures for your paper? AI-generated images look fake, have garbled text, and misdirected arrows—totally unfit for journal submission. ✨ Describe your research in one sentence and instantly get publishable scientific diagrams. 🎯 Core advantages 1. 7 types of high-frequency research diagrams: infographics, concept maps, data analysis flowcharts, mechanism diagrams, multi-technique integration flowcharts, method comparison charts, and experimental design diagrams. 2. Each diagram comes with bilingual prompts (Chinese and English)—English for feeding AI models, Chinese for quick tweaks. 3. Direct output via GPT Image 2, with accurate text and stable layout. 4. Built-in anti-AI-giveaway guardrails: solid graphics as the main body, simple English labels, 3D texture, uncluttered background, and strictly correct logic, arrows, and hierarchy. 📱 Use cases Journal figures, thesis proposals and defenses, group meetings, coursework; final outputs can be directly posted on Xiaohongshu research notes, WeChat Official Accounts academic content, Zhihu, or WeChat Moments to build an academic persona. 💡 Make your paper figures look like they belong in a journal, not like they were generated by AI.
Academic Illustration for HSS
This skill is designed for researchers in the humanities and social sciences, aiming to generate high-quality AI illustration prompts suitable for academic publication. It covers 10 core chart types: theoretical framework diagrams, conceptual relationship diagrams, research design flowcharts, mechanism diagrams, impact pathway diagrams, multi-dimensional integrated analysis frameworks, comparative research diagrams, historical evolution timelines, stakeholder network diagrams, and project proposal demonstration diagrams. Whether you are writing SSCI/CSSCI journal papers, dissertations, policy reports, or creating cover images for grant proposals, this skill provides professional illustration support. Simply provide your research topic and chart type, and the skill will automatically populate content and generate bilingual prompts in Chinese and English. It emphasizes academic rigor, ensuring all generated images use solid figures, concise English labels, a three-dimensional texture, and strictly avoid decorative elements. In terms of style, the skill offers two modes: Domestic Track (Track A) for CSSCI journals and national social science fund projects, focusing on black-and-white printing friendliness and zero decoration; International Track (Track B) for SSCI/SCI journals, using low-saturation functional colors that remain clear and readable in grayscale. This dual-track design ensures charts meet both domestic academic standards and international publication requirements, presenting your research results in the most professional and clear manner.
SCI Paper Figure Workflow Pro
📌 A paper has a dozen figures, all with different styles. Changing one label means redrawing the whole thing? Reviewers hate schematics that 'look right but are actually wrong.' ✨ From a single figure to the entire paper's illustrations, one workflow produces them all — consistent style, correct logic, ready for submission. 🎯 Core Advantages 1. 10 figure types: 7 core types + system architecture diagrams / roadmaps & timelines / network diagrams, covering everything from mechanisms to systems. 2. 3 output styles × multiple ratios: SCI color (colorblind-friendly) / black and white print / presentation poster. Single-column, double-column, timeline — one-click adaptation. 3. Consistent series style: Anchored by Nano Banana Pro reference images, multiple figures in a paper share the same visual language. 4. Local refinements: Edit labels, swap icons, adjust a module locally — no need to redraw the entire figure. 5. Quality guardrails: English term proofreading + arrow logic, hierarchy, and step consistency checks to prevent 'looks reasonable but is wrong' errors. 6. Mount your own custom layout templates and color schemes — output that others can't copy. 📱 Use Cases SCI/EI submissions, graduation theses, grant proposal figures, review graphics, lab showcases. Quality results can be distributed on Xiaohongshu, WeChat Official Accounts, Zhihu for lead generation. 💡 Don't let figures hold up your submission — leave the drawing to the workflow, you just focus on the research.
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