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저널 그림 사전 검사

Check a PNG/JPEG against listed journal requirements: format, effective PPI, pixel dimensions and available file-size limits. TIFF/EPS files and complete journal compliance are not verified; the final submission file still needs review.

1단계 — 저널 & 그림 유형

이 유형의 최소 요구 해상도: 1000 dpi · 공식 가이드 ↗ · 2026-09-17 확인

2단계 — 그림 업로드 (PNG / JPEG)

PNG/JPEG만 지원. TIFF/EPS 파일이나 완전한 저널 적합성은 검증하지 않습니다.

저널을 고르고 그림을 놓으세요

소프트웨어가 확인할 수 있는 항목(형식, 유효 해상도, 크기, 파일 용량)을 검사하고, 나머지는 육안 확인 항목으로 나열합니다.

선택한 PNG/JPEG만 검사합니다. 완전한 적합성 평가나 저널 승인 보증이 아닙니다. 변환 후 실제 제출 파일을 다시 확인하세요.

Journal figure requirements at a glance

Publisher-wide defaults. Individual journals can override them — confirm against the linked official guide before submitting.

PublisherFormatsPrint widthsMin. dpi (photo / combo / line)Checked
Elsevier journals ↗TIFF, JPEG, EPS, PDFSingle column 90mm · 1.5 column 140mm · Double column 190mm300 / 500 / 10002026-09-17
Nature ↗TIFF, JPEG, EPS, PDFSingle column 89mm · Double column 183mm300 / 600 / 12002026-09-17
Springer journals ↗TIFF, EPS, PDF, JPEGSingle column 84mm · 1.5 column 118mm · Double column 174mm300 / 600 / 12002026-09-17
PLOS ONE ↗TIFF, EPSMinimum width 66.8mm · Maximum width 190.5mm300 / 300 / 3002026-09-17
Cell Press journals ↗TIFF, EPS, JPEG, PDFSingle column 85mm · Double column 174mm300 / 500 / 10002026-09-17
ACS journals ↗TIFF, EPS, PDF, JPEGSingle column (3.25 in) 82.6mm · Double column (7 in) 177.8mm300 / 600 / 12002026-09-17
Science (AAAS) ↗TIFF, EPS, PDFSingle column 55mm · Double column 120mm300 / 600 / 12002026-09-17
Wiley journals ↗TIFF, EPS, PDF, JPEGSingle column 80mm · Double column 168mm300 / 600 / 12002026-09-17
IEEE journals ↗TIFF, EPS, PS, PDFColumn (3.5 in) 88.9mm · Page width (7.16 in) 181.9mm300 / 600 / 6002026-09-17
BMJ journals ↗TIFF, JPEG, EPSSingle column 84mm · Double column 170mm300 / 600 / 6002026-09-17
Taylor & Francis journals ↗TIFF, EPS, JPEGSingle column 85mm · Double column 174mm300 / 500 / 8002026-09-17
MDPI journals ↗TIFF, JPEG, PNG, EPS, PDFSingle column 85mm · Double column 170mm300 / 600 / 6002026-09-17
Frontiers journals ↗TIFF, JPEGSingle column 85mm · Double column 180mm300 / 600 / 6002026-09-17
eLife ↗TIFF, JPEG, PNG, PDFSingle column 90mm · Double column 178mm300 / 600 / 6002026-09-17

What preflight can and cannot verify

Automated checks cover the mechanical rules: format, resolution math, pixel counts, file size. They cannot judge fonts drawn inside the image, whether panel letters sit correctly, RGB versus CMYK handling, or whether data regions were selectively adjusted. Only the selected PNG/JPEG is checked. This is not a complete compliance assessment or a guarantee of journal acceptance. Recheck the actual submission file after conversion.

Frequently asked questions

What does this journal figure preflight check?

For the selected PNG/JPEG only, it checks: whether the file format is accepted, the effective resolution (PPI) at your planned print width against the journal minimum, pixel dimensions, and file size limits. Fonts inside the image, panel-label placement, color mode and data integrity cannot be verified from pixels — those are listed as manual checks.

Is my figure uploaded or sent to an AI?

No. The file is read locally in your browser; image bytes and results are not sent to any server.

My journal requires TIFF or EPS. Can I still use this?

Use a PNG/JPEG copy only as a limited raster-resolution reference. Effective PPI is comparable only if pixel dimensions and intended print size stay unchanged, without resampling. No compliance verdict transfers to TIFF/EPS: inspect the final file for format, compression, color profile, fonts, vector content and embedded-image resolution against the journal instructions.

Are the journal requirements up to date?

Each entry shows a "checked" date and links to the official guide. Publisher-wide defaults are marked; individual journals can override them, so always confirm against your target journal's current instructions.

What is the difference between halftone, combination and line art?

Halftone is continuous-tone imagery (photos, gels, microscopy). Combination adds text or line overlays on top of halftone. Line art is graphs, diagrams and schematics — it usually needs the highest dpi because thin strokes pixelate first.

My figure failed the resolution check. What now?

Re-export from the original source at a larger pixel size, or reduce the planned print width. Upscaling a small file or editing its DPI tag cannot create detail that was never captured.