paper-illustration

You can generate AI illustrations for academic publications by providing a brief description of your research findings. The skill uses a multi-stage workflow combining Claude, Gemini, and Paperbanana to render publication-quality figures.

Yes, you can match the visual style of academic figures by passing a style reference document during activation. This allows the generation process to incorporate visual conventions from your specified reference papers.

No, this tool does not support generating statistical plots or photo-realistic images. It is specifically tailored for creating architecture diagrams, method illustrations, and conceptual figures for academic research papers.

The multi-stage workflow ensures visual compliance by using Claude for prompt creation, Gemini for layout optimization and style verification, and Paperbanana for rendering. This process adheres to CVPR, ICLR, and NeurIPS publication standards.

The best way to create architecture diagrams for AI research papers is to use a supervised figure generation workflow. This approach focuses on visual hierarchy and professional aesthetics to ensure your diagrams meet top-tier conference standards.