Visualization

GAAbstract reads your paper, picks out the key entities and relationships, and lays them out as a publication-ready graphical abstract you can edit live.

Vizcept is an AI scientific figure generator for master's and PhD students, researchers and linguistics courses. Describe your study and get a paper-ready figure: conceptual frameworks, CONSORT flow diagrams, syntax trees and sentence diagrams are typeset by code, so every label, arrow and count lands where you wrote it. Other figure types are drawn by an image model. Freemium: the first figure is free without an account; 5 credits on sign-up and daily check-in; watermarked downloads are free; plans from $14.90/month; non-renewing credit packs from $19.90. Credit packs never auto-renew.

PaperBanana helps researchers turn research text into scientific illustration and graphical abstract drafts. AI generation requires sign-in and credits. It also offers free research poster templates with editable PowerPoint export. Researchers should check generated labels, arrows and scientific claims before use.

Agent Bayes is an AI research assistant for MA and PhD students, postdocs and other academic researchers. You add your own papers as PDFs or sync them from Zotero, then ask a question. The agent searches only your library and writes the answer as a mindmap of claims, each cited to the passage and page it came from. Click a citation to read the passage or open the PDF at that page. When papers disagree, both positions stay on the map with their own sources.

NOS-TLPlot is an open-source Python tool that visualises Newcastle–Ottawa Scale (NOS) risk-of-bias assessments for systematic reviews and meta-analyses, turning star ratings into traffic-light plots, heatmaps, radar charts and other summary figures.

Critiplot is an open-source Python package and web tool for visualising risk-of-bias and critical appraisal assessments in systematic reviews and meta-analyses, producing publication-ready traffic-light plots and summary figures.

Anomaly AI is an AI data analysis workspace for large datasets and spreadsheets. It turns Excel, CSV, Google Sheets, GA4, BigQuery, Snowflake and MySQL data into traceable dashboards, reports, slides and PDFs.

SankeyDiagram.net is a free, open‑source online Sankey diagram maker that runs in your browser with no sign‑up, keeping your data 100% local and private. Create Sankey charts from plain‑text using the simple syntax, with customizable colors and layout, auto-calculating operators, and support for basic math expressions. Ideal for visualizing personal-finance budgets, cash flow, energy or material flows, and user journeys, it also lets you export diagrams as PNG, SVG, text, or a shareable link.

Cosma is a document graph visualization tool. It modelizes interlinked Markdown files and renders them as an interactive network in a web interface. You can use Cosma to create a portable knowledge base, combining rich hypertextual descriptions with the affordances of a graph view, contextualized backlinks, automatically generated citations, metadata filters and more.

Generate images for your presentations

Experiment, imagine, and create an infinite range of images with Firefly, generative AI-powered content creation from Adobe.

Generate images by typing some texts.

Influence flower visualizes citation influences among academic entities, including papers, authors, institutions, and research topics.

Creates diagrams from textual descriptions

A categorical color generator for data visualizations. It takes into account of perceptual distance.

Color palletes with a clean UI

A tool to extract numerical values from graphs

Nice tool to select color palette/theme for figure plotting and/or design

Free, online mindmapping and flow charts

Data science notebooks for teams

Create beautiful scientific infographics with no effort

a powerful tool to draw scientific illustrations

Open tools for the analysis and visualisation of Earth science data

Visual workspace, online tool for quick diagrams

plotting in the terminal using plaintext

Colorcet is a collection of perceptually uniform colormaps for use with Python plotting programs like bokeh, matplotlib, holoviews, and datashader based on the set of perceptually uniform colormaps created by Peter Kovesi at the Center for Exploration Targeting.

An awesome iTerm2 backend for Matplotlib, so you can plot directly in your terminal.

Python visualization package that follows the grammar of graphics.

statistical data visualization in Python

The most widely used javascript lib for visualizations in the browser.

Generate color palettes

Color palete advice for maps

Generate color palettes based on harnomy

Wolfram Alpha is an AI assistant that does data analysis in a smart way.

Geogebra is the classical. GeoGebra can be used for precise charting as well as simple calculations.

Graph.tk is a dead simple online charting tool that creates interactive charts.

Desmos is a simple online charting tool that creates interactive charts.

Plotly is a set of open-source graphing libraries. Plotly is the goto library to make interactive charts in Python, R, or JavaScript.

The online version of Mathematica!

A toolkit for coding and writing online. The UI is a bit outdated but the services are real hardcore.

Azure notebooks is simply a hosted Jupyter notebook.

Kaggle is a competition platform that bundles online computing Jupyter notebooks and data management.

NextJournal is the notebook for reproducible research. NextJournal provides poly-language notebooks and beautiful UI.

Google Colab is an online version of Jupyter Notebook which allows us to use free computation powers from Google and storage on Google Drive. Google Colab also comes with free GPU hours.