Revise Methods Without Redrawing the Flow
Add a stage, shorten a label, or reroute one connector while asking the model to retain the remaining modules and directional logic.
Nano Banana, Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model, is available in FigEditor for turn-by-turn edits that keep subjects, layout, and style recognizable.
Explore common research-visualization tasks—from methods and systems diagrams to anatomy plates, evidence synthesis, and graphical abstracts.
Use conversational revisions for the visual tasks where preserving the original figure matters as much as changing it.
Add a stage, shorten a label, or reroute one connector while asking the model to retain the remaining modules and directional logic.
Refine callouts, colors, or explanatory insets while keeping the same specimen, anatomical subject, or visual identity recognizable.
Combine source content with a layout sketch or style reference to build a coherent graphical abstract, review flow, or concept figure.
02Research Figure Capabilities
Move beyond one-shot generation by refining the same visual in focused turns instead of recreating every element.
Name the exact label, object, panel, or color to change and list the elements that must remain fixed, reducing unnecessary redraws during figure revision.
Continue editing the same person, specimen, device, or diagram so the visual stays recognizable while the surrounding explanation evolves.
Upload focused references with separate roles for source content, composition, and visual language, then verify every scientific label and relationship.
Preserve useful work between revisions while keeping scientific review and final approval in the researcher's hands.
Keep the composition that already works and describe the next focused revision instead of regenerating the complete figure.
Multi-Turn Editing
Request focused changes such as shortening labels, moving one panel, clarifying an arrow, or simplifying a pathway.
Natural-Language Editing
See the credit requirement before generation and select a model based on the complexity and fidelity your figure needs.
Flexible Credits
Use reference images and explicit invariants to help preserve subjects, layout, panel order, and visual relationships during revisions.
Subject Consistency
Explore methods diagrams, anatomy plates, ecological mechanisms, system architectures, graphical abstracts, and review flows.
Academic Range
Use the generated result as a draft. Check every label, arrow, value, citation, anatomical detail, and scientific claim against your source material.
Researcher Verification
Upload the current visual, describe one controlled change, then inspect what changed and what stayed intact.
Start with an existing figure for revision or paste a methods summary, caption, or structured outline for a new visual draft.
Name the exact labels, objects, panels, or colors to revise, then state which subjects and relationships must remain unchanged.
Compare the result with the source, verify scientific accuracy and image integrity, then request the next focused revision.
Refine labels and arrows
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Answers about multi-turn editing, subject consistency, local changes, references, and responsible academic use
Upload a research figure or enter a brief, then use Nano Banana to make focused edits while preserving the visual context you want to keep.
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