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Build publication-ready figures, graphs, and slides — all in one place. No design skills needed.

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Built on the world’s largest library of editable, scientifically accurate visuals.

Make every visual feel like BioRender

Upload any photo, screenshot, or reference and convert it into a clean, editable visual with the same look and feel as the rest of your BioRender figures.
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Remove backgrounds in one click

Instantly remove backgrounds from any image so your figures and slides look polished and professional every time.
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Fine-tune any element

Describe the edit you need and make precise changes to any icon or figure element, so your figures match your science.
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Build a flowchart in seconds

Convert text input into a clean, editable flowchart your whole team can follow, so nothing gets lost in translation.
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Generate a protocol instantly

Convert your written methods into a clean, editable first draft in seconds, layout included and ready to refine.
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Create a timeline quickly

Simply describe your study and and get a clean, editable timeline for research designs, experiment schedules, and project plans, all at a glance.
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From first figure to final presentation, all in one place

Analyze data, create graphs, and build figures alongside your team. Then, seamlessly turn them into posters, presentations, and more.
Bar chart showing increasing values with dots for groups 3E, 4E, 5E, and 6E, with 6E highest and statistical significance indicated by asterisks.

Analyze

Analyze and present your research data with AI-powered data formatting and graphing.

Diagram of a human brain showing labeled parts including cerebral cortex, corpus callosum, cingulate gyrus, fornix, anterior commissure, hypothalamus, pituitary gland, mammillary bodies, brainstem divisions (midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata), spinal cord, interthalamic adhesion, thalamus, pineal gland, superior and inferior colliculus, and cerebellum.

Illustrate

AI-powered figure creation built on our vast library of scientifically accurate images.

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Collaborate

Organize, edit, and review figures together in one shared workspace.

Diagram illustrating protein overexpression and purification from bacteria in six steps: transformation with plasmid, selection on agar plate, protein production in flask, cell lysis, protein purification, analysis of purification by dialysis and activity assay.

Present

Build clear and concise visuals for grants, publications, posters, and more.

How pharma teams move research forward, faster

Align faster on complex science

Visuals that get everyone on the same page.

One platform for your entire team

No more files scattered across emails and local drives.

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BioRender speeds up decision and improves collaboration.

“BioRender is essential for turning complex science into clear, compelling stories for leadership and the board.
Christoph Rösli
Christoph Rösli
Director of Research
“In my experience as a grant reviewer, proposals that are easier to follow tend to earn stronger funding recommendations. Clear, polished visuals, like those created with BioRender, make that difference.”
Dr. Kevin Zwezdaryk
Dr. Kevin Zwezdaryk
Grant Reviewer & Assistant Professor

Win more grants. Get published faster.

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BioRender labs report higher NIH funding. Read the case study.

500,000+ publication citations

An accepted standard at top journals like Nature, Science, and Cell.

15+ Nobel Prize winners

How Nobel Laureates visualize their most important work.

Powering visuals in the world’s leading journals

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Scientific figure showing evolutionary and mutational connections among amylase haplotypes with diagrams of structural variation breakpoints, recombination hotspots, and copy number variations labeled in three panels (A, B, C).
Human body diagram showing diseases linked to periodontitis including Alzheimer's, pneumonia, myocarditis, chronic kidney disease, obesity, colitis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis, colorectal cancer, diabetes, squamous cell carcinoma, and cirrhosis, with arrows pointing to corresponding organs.

Discover beautiful, professional scientific templates

With 1000’s of customizable templates from expert science designers, making clear and accurate figures has never been easier.
Scientific template made using Biorender
Scientific template made using Biorender
Scientific template made using Biorender
Scientific template made using Biorender
Scientific template made using Biorender
Scientific template made using Biorender
Scientific template made using Biorender
Scientific template made using Biorender
Scientific template made using Biorender
Scientific template made using Biorender
Scientific template made using Biorender
Scientific template made using Biorender