Connect and arrange a process clearly
Arrows can be straight, curved, dotted or orthogonal, with object-linked anchors and branching when a process needs more than a simple left-to-right line. Alignment, arrangement, grouping, visibility, locking and layer order help keep complex figures editable while you refine the composition.
Text supports styled spans, and canvas objects can be repositioned, resized, flipped or reordered without rebuilding the figure. Use grouping for related objects and layers for larger compositions so later wording or layout changes do not require starting again.
A short workflow
- Choose a canvas size or start from the figure structure you need.
- Add scientific icons, images, text and panels, then connect the steps with arrows or connectors.
- Align related elements, group them and review line weight and text size at the intended final size.
- Save the editable .notyfigure project, then export the required image or vector output.
Output you can keep
Save a .notyfigure project for future editing. Export PNG for the complete rendered composition. SVG export is also available for supported vector elements; when a figure mixes raster images or complex elements, verify the exported SVG before treating it as a fully equivalent vector master.
- Use consistent typography, arrow styles and spacing instead of adding visual decoration that does not carry information.
- Raster source images remain limited by their original resolution even when the overall figure is exported at a larger size.
- Check all labels at final display or publication size.
- Keep the editable project with the source images so figure revisions remain traceable.
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