Graphical Abstract Template: Build Your Research Story
Start with a graphical abstract template or describe your research to draft a visual summary. Explore LNP-mRNA examples, revise labels and review before export.
Choose a template for your scientific story
A graphical abstract template gives your paper a visual structure: research question, intervention or method, and the main finding. Start with the LNP-mRNA example below when delivery is your topic, or describe your own study in the workbench. A template is a starting layout; replace its biology and claims with your own evidence.
Use the graphical abstract generator
Describe the biological system, the key steps and the single result you want readers to remember. Specify a left-to-right sequence or a comparison layout and keep labels short. Continue in the studio to generate a draft and revise it.
Review before journal submission
Generated drafts are not final journal art. Your research team must review labels, arrows, scientific relationships and unsupported claims. Check the journal’s dimensions and file requirements against the exported file.
Export and editability
Export formats and editability depend on the document type. Supported editable documents can include native text and shapes; whole-image SVG labels may be traced outlines, and embedded images remain images. Inspect the saved file before relying on further editing.