figure-description

To generate patent drawing descriptions, you provide figure files like PNG, JPG, SVG, or PDF, and the tool outputs formal “FIG. X” text with consistent reference numerals mapped to your claims. It systematically discovers figures and writes specifications to your project folder.

Assigning reference numerals follows a FIG-specific series, such as 100–199 for FIG.1 and 200–299 for FIG.2, ensuring the same component remains stable across multiple figures. This systematic numbering creates a consistent numeral index for patent drafting.

Yes, you can cross-reference drawing components with claims by mapping assigned numerals to elements in your claims document. The process flags uncovered claim elements or missing figures to ensure your drawings fully support your patent claims.

Supported file formats for patent figure discovery include PNG, JPG, SVG, and PDF. The tool scans common project locations to find these assets and reports any missing diagrams needed to support your patent claims.

To map uncovered claim elements, the tool cross-references your claims document against discovered figure files and flags any missing figures. It then generates a complete numeral-to-claim mapping to identify gaps in your patent documentation.