FigRay DocsQuick Start
Create scientific figures with Image Generation, then polish them with Vectorization.
Start with the Workflow
FigRay is organized around two core modules. Use Image Generation to create and refine a scientific figure, then use Vectorization when the figure is close to final and needs precise editing or export-ready assets.
Image Generation
Start from text, sketches, reference images, or an existing draft. Generate a figure, revise it, fix text, redraw areas, and improve clarity.
Vectorization
Turn a finished or nearly finished image into an editable asset for cleanup, slides, design handoff, and final export.
Simple rule
If the idea, composition, or style still needs major changes, stay in Image Generation. If the figure is close and mostly needs cleanup, alignment, or editable export, move to Vectorization.
First Figure
- Open the workspace.
- Describe the figure topic, layout, required labels, and intended use.
- Add a sketch, reference image, or existing draft if it helps guide the visual.
- Generate the first draft.
- Use follow-up instructions to revise layout, wording, style, or clarity.
- Use Vectorization when the figure is ready for precise cleanup and export.
Create a graphical abstract about CAR-T cell therapy. Show three stages from
left to right: engineered T cell infusion, tumor recognition, and tumor cell
killing. Use clear labels, a white background, flat biomedical illustration
style, and a layout suitable for a review article.Where to Go
| What you want to do | Read this |
|---|---|
| Generate a figure from text, sketch, reference, or draft | Image Generation |
| Make a finished image editable and exportable | Vectorization |
| Write better prompts for scientific figures | Prompting Guide |
| Decide when to regenerate, revise, or vectorize | Best Practices |