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How to draft a Figure 1 from your paper with FigureForge with Topconf Paper Figure Gallery

Generate a first Figure 1 draft in the browser, grounded in gallery figures, using your own API key.

  • Research
  • Intermediate
  • 30 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Credentials. Your provider API key is entered in the browser and sent only to the provider you select, so use a key you can revoke and avoid pasting it into shared machines.

Who it is forAn author with a paper summary ready who needs an editable first draft of the main figure before a deadline.

The problemA generic chatbot prompt returns a generic flowchart that does not follow the panel grid and style of a paper figure.

The outcomeAn SVG or bitmap Figure 1 draft built from the layout of selected reference figures, ready to edit and check in PowerPoint, Figma or draw.io.

What you need first

  • A modern web browser
  • Git and Python 3 if you want to run the gallery locally
  • An API key from a model provider you choose, only for FigureForge generation
  • The title and abstract of your paper, or one sentence describing its input, method and output

Steps

  1. Open FigureForge at https://qwdwqfwq.github.io/topconf-paper-figure-gallery/forge and paste your title and abstract, or type one sentence giving the input, method and output
  2. Pick a pattern: framework, pipeline, architecture, conceptual, teaser or taxonomy
  3. Tick reference cards that share that pattern; use at least four for two-stage mode
  4. Choose SVG mode for editable text or bitmap mode for a publication-style layout, then add your provider API key
  5. Run generation and download the draft, then check all text and numbers before submission

Prompt for your agent

Open the FigureForge page of the repo at https://qwdwqfwq.github.io/topconf-paper-figure-gallery/forge for the paper <paper title and abstract>, pattern <pattern>, and mode <svg or bitmap>. Expected output: one downloaded Figure 1 draft file. Verify that every label and number in the draft matches the abstract before reporting success.

Caveat. FigureForge produces a high-quality first draft for the Figure 1 genre only, and the README says text and numbers still need manual checking before submission.

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