Describe the research goal
Write the components, sequence, relationships, and audience for the diagram. Include the terms that must remain precise.
Turn research notes, a system description, or a rough sketch into a clearer diagram. Start with the key components and relationships, then check every label, relationship, and fact before you use the result.
Choose a starting direction, then replace the components, connections, and visual emphasis with your own research context.




Describe the structure, use a sketch only when it helps, then review the generated visual against your source material.
Write the components, sequence, relationships, and audience for the diagram. Include the terms that must remain precise.
Optionally upload a rough sketch you own or may use. Explain which groups, paths, or hierarchy should be preserved.
Review the layout and every factual detail. Correct labels, relationships, quantities, units, and citations before use.
Name the research goal, key components, inputs, outputs, and the relationships that must be visible.
Group related stages, keep the main path easy to scan, and use visual emphasis only where it supports understanding.
Check labels, relationships, facts, units, and citations against your source before sharing the diagram.
Create supporting visuals, transform a permitted reference, or explore the image model behind the generator.
Answers about visual drafts, sketches, research facts, and review.
Start with your real components and relationships, then review the visual draft against the source before you share it.