Paper Banana is an AI-powered academic illustration generator specifically designed for researchers, students, and educators. It transforms complex methodology text and descriptions into professional, publication-ready scientific figures, including system architectures, flowcharts, schematics, and statistical plots. By utilizing an advanced 5-agent pipeline (Retriever, Planner, Stylist, Visualizer, and Critic), the tool ensures that generated visuals are technically faithful, aesthetically pleasing, and meet the high standards of top-tier journals and conference posters.
AI generator for professional, publication-ready academic illustrations and scientific diagrams.
- Generating system architecture diagrams for NeurIPS or CVPR papers
- Creating clear methodology flowcharts for doctoral theses
- Designing high-fidelity graphics for conference posters and presentations
- Automating the creation of educational diagrams for teaching materials
- Users enter a text description or methodology snippet into the 'Methodology Text' field. They then select a generation model (Nano Banana or Nano Banana Pro) and a specific academic style. The AI processes the request through its multi-agent pipeline to generate a high-resolution figure
- which can then be refined using the built-in editor or downloaded for use in papers and presentations.

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