The problem it solves
Research images often need labels, arrows, crops, or presentation adjustments before they can explain a result clearly. General-purpose editors can make it harder to keep annotations organized and revisions editable.
Who it is for
- Researchers preparing annotated images for figures and presentations
- Students adding explanatory labels to scientific images
- Teams that need editable layers before passing artwork to NotyFigure
How it works
- Open a copy of the source image and choose the required canvas setup.
- Add labels, drawings, and visual adjustments on separate layers.
- Inspect the image at its intended size, save the editable work, and export the prepared image.
Output you can keep
An annotated, presentation-ready image plus an editable layered project when the selected save option supports it.
Limitations to check
- Keep the unedited source image and document any processing that affects interpretation.
- This editor is for visual preparation; use calibrated analysis tools for reported measurements.
- Avoid adjustments that hide, add, or misrepresent scientific evidence.