A publication license for every figure you create
Every figure and chart you create with SciDraw AI can carry a Publication License Certificate: a one-page PDF that names you as the licensee and confirms the visual is cleared for papers, theses, posters and talks.
What you get
Ready for papers and theses
Keep the PDF with your submission records or cite the certificate number. The license covers journals, theses, presentations, posters and related materials.
One certificate per result
Each generated figure or chart gets exactly one certificate number. Export PNG, PDF, SVG or any other format and the certificate stays the same.
Private by default
Verification confirms that a certificate was issued and to whom, with the name masked. The figure itself is never shown publicly.
How it works
- 1
Create a figure or chart
Use AI Drawing, Sci-Vis or any SciDraw AI generator tool as usual.
- 2
Click License Certificate beside Download
The certificate is issued instantly. No form, no credits, no waiting.
- 3
Download the PDF and share it when needed
Repeated downloads return the same certificate number and issue date.
A credit line for your figure legend
Many journals ask authors to disclose AI tools used for figures. Paste this line into the figure legend. It is optional, and your certificate is valid without it.
Created with SciDraw AI (https://sci-draw.com).
Verification without exposure
Each certificate carries a QR code and a private verification link. The page it opens shows the certificate number, a masked licensee name and the issue date. It never displays the figure, the prompt or any account details, so unpublished work stays unpublished.
Verification page preview
Certificate verification
Certificate valid
Certificate number
SDA-2026-7K3M9Q2X
- Licensee
- D*** C***
- Issue date
- September 7, 2026
- License statement
- SciDraw AI grants the named user permission to use the figure shown in this certificate in scholarly publications, theses, presentations, posters, and related materials.
Issued by SciDraw AI
The licensed figure is intentionally not displayed to protect the creator's unpublished work.