Leading publishers like Elsevier, Springer, Nature, IOPscience, and ACS often require graphical abstracts for submissions. Edit Essence’s Graphical Abstract Service converts your data into a clear and scientifically precise visual representation. Our team of skilled illustrators and scientific experts collaborates with you to design a high-resolution, journal-compliant graphical abstract that strictly follows journal guidelines while effectively conveying the core of your research.
Our expert team ensures your findings are presented with creativity, precision, and adherence to journal guidelines, while preserving the authenticity and significance of your research.
A comprehensive service that starts with conceptualizing and drafting a sketch based on the core findings and observations of your manuscript, followed by its transformation into a polished 2D or 3D graphic.
Share your outline or draft sketch with us, and we’ll convert it into a visually appealing 2D or 3D graphic that effectively represents your manuscript.
This all-inclusive service requires only your manuscript and target journal details. Our specialists will analyze the manuscript to extract its key results, observations, and findings, crafting a concise, innovative, and easily comprehensible visual summary of your research. The final output is provided as high-resolution files.
Our team of PhD experts and subject specialists creates a concise summary of your manuscript, highlighting the core concepts and research findings.
Our graphical designers turn the synopsis into an initial sketch, ensuring an accurate portrayal of your study's concepts, findings, and results.
Subject matter experts review the sketch, and professional designers use advanced graphic tools to create a polished visual that complies with journal requirements.
We refine the design based on your feedback, ensuring all visual elements—such as fonts, resolution, file types, and colors—are optimized to the highest standards.
Timeline: 10 days
Timeline: 7 days
Share your basic concept sketch highlighting the key findings, and our expert designers will elevate it into a polished and professional graphic using tools like Adobe Illustrator and CorelDRAW.
The graphical designer converts your sketch into a 2D graphic using advanced software, while strictly following the guidelines of your target journal.
We make any necessary adjustments based on your feedback and ensure that all image details, such as font, text size, resolution, file type, color selection, and line widths, meet high-quality standards.
Delivery Time: 6 days
Delivery Time: 4 days
A graphical abstract visually summarizes the key findings of a research paper using images, diagrams, and brief text. It aids comprehension and engagement and is increasingly required by scientific journals due to its effectiveness in presenting complex information in a clear and intuitive way.
Graphical abstracts increase the visibility of research, leading to up to three times more downloads and eight times more shares on digital platforms. They improve discoverability via image searches, attract a larger audience, and can boost citation rates and the overall impact of research.
Leading publishers like Elsevier, Springer, Nature, IOPscience, and ACS, along with high-impact journals, now require graphical abstracts. They help enhance the reach and impact of research articles, allowing readers to quickly understand the main points and improving the article’s visibility and citation potential in response to the growing trend of visual communication.
Edit Essence guarantees customer satisfaction by offering revisions until you are completely satisfied with the design. Our team works closely with you to incorporate your feedback and ensure the graphical abstract accurately reflects your ideas.
Once delivered, the copyright is fully transferred to you. If any copyrighted material is included, we will inform you. You are free to use the graphical abstract for any purpose, including posting it on social media, though we recommend retaining copyright where you share the content.
Graphical abstracts focus on summarizing the main findings of a research paper using minimal text and visuals, designed for academic journal submissions. Infographics, on the other hand, offer a broader story with more extensive text and visuals, typically used for educational and outreach purposes.