Simple steps, whatever your field

Research Article

1. 1Paste your methods, observations and numbers in plain language — no formatting needed.
2. 2Press Draft paper. Real literature is found and the sections are written around your notes.
3. 3Pick a title, review each paragraph, and open References to see why every paper was chosen.
4. 4Add figures, then use Plagiarism and Journal Match, and Export manuscript to Word.
5. 5Open References → Transfer citations to download .ris (EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley) or .bib (BibTeX).
6. 6Open Submission for the cover letter, structured abstract, plain-language summary, declarations and the pre-submission checklist.

Review Article

1. 1Type your review topic, or upload the papers you want to cover.
2. 2Search for sources, then write the review section by section — you can resume if interrupted.
3. 3Build a schematic or figures, and check the citations matrix to see which paper supports which section.
4. 4Run Plagiarism and Journal Match, then download the review as Word.
5. 5In Citations Matrix → Transfer citations, export references to EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley or BibTeX.
6. 6Open Submission for the cover letter, abstract formats, declarations and checklist.

Short Report / Communication

1. 1Describe one finding or a small study — a single result, a case, a method, a survey — in plain language.
2. 2Press Load example to see how it works, or paste your own notes, then press Draft paper.
3. 32M writes a shorter paper focused on that one finding, with real references and the reasons each was chosen.
4. 4Review the sections, add a figure if it helps, and check Plagiarism and Journal Match.
5. 5Export to Word, then use References → Transfer citations for .ris or .bib.
6. 6Open Submission for the cover letter, abstract formats, declarations and checklist.

Checking

1. 1Upload or paste any manuscript.
2. 2Run the Similarity Index to compare it with published literature.
3. 3Run the Machine Writing check for a line-by-line writing-pattern review.
4. 4Download the detailed PDF report.

Data plots

1. 1Pick your subject (Life Sciences, Engineering, Chemistry, Social Sciences) and choose from 60+ authentic statistical charts.
2. 2Paste your own numbers or load the example data; the statistics (ANOVA, survival, ROC, regression and more) are computed for real.
3. 3Choose colours from 22 palettes or 90+ shades, and pick point shapes (circle, square, triangle, star…).
4. 4Download as SVG, PNG, JPEG or PDF at 300, 600 or 1200 DPI.

Illustrations

1. 1Drag any of 120+ biomedical vector icons (cells, organs, labware, molecules…) onto the canvas.
2. 2Move, resize, rotate and recolour every element — everything stays sharp vector art.
3. 3Export your illustration as SVG, PNG, JPEG or PDF at print resolution.

Image enhancer & panels

1. 1Upload any image from outside instruments or software — micrographs, blots, gels, spectra, or graphs from other programs.
2. 2Adjust brightness, contrast, gamma, sharpening, invert or grayscale, and drag the before/after slider to compare.
3. 3Upscale for print, add a scale bar, or combine several images into a labelled multi-panel figure (A, B, C…).
4. 4Everything runs on your own computer — your images are never uploaded.

AI schematic

1. 1Describe the pathway or mechanism you want in plain language.
2. 2AI proposes a layout, which is drawn with the same editable vector icons.
3. 3Adjust every element by hand, then export at print resolution.