Turn complex concepts into clear, science-ready diagrams

Figviz turned my messy whiteboard ray diagrams into clean slides in seconds. My students actually asked me to "zoom in" on the diagram instead of tuning out.

I used to spend 30 minutes in PowerPoint drawing lenses and forces. Now I type one sentence and have a projector-ready diagram that looks like it came from a textbook.

The plant and animal cell diagrams are crystal clear. Labels are readable from the back of the room, and I can print the same image as a worksheet.

Figviz nailed our titration setup and lab apparatus diagrams. My new teachers use it to prep labs without hunting through old PDFs and Google Images.

I'm not an artist, but my students think I am now. The Earth layers and Moon phases visuals match exactly how I explain the concepts.

The coordinate plane and geometry diagrams are so much cleaner than screenshots from online tools. It saves me a ton of time when building quizzes.

Figviz is the first AI tool I recommend to new STEM teachers. It hits the sweet spot of simple to use, but specific enough for real classroom diagrams.

Plate boundaries, eclipses, rock cycle — I can generate all of them with wording my students understand. The visuals line up perfectly with our state standards.

Being able to quickly generate labeled diagrams for complex processes like cell transport and mitosis has completely changed how I build slide decks.

We use Figviz across grade levels. Teachers love that the diagrams are consistent in style, and students recognize the visuals from class to class.

On Sunday night I can prep a full week of diagrams in under an hour. It's like having a graphic designer who understands middle school science.

I project these diagrams in large lecture halls and they stay sharp and readable. Figviz has replaced most of the clip art and scanned textbook images I used to rely on.

I used Figviz to create all the pathway diagrams for my thesis defense. Much faster than Illustrator, and the quality is good enough for journal submissions.

Figviz saves me hours when preparing reaction mechanism diagrams for grant proposals. I can iterate quickly and focus on the science instead of fighting with design software.

I use Figviz for both my undergraduate lectures and graduate seminars. The diagrams are publication-quality and my grad students love that they can generate their own figures.