RedFox AI Technologies

Turning scientific ideas into clear visuals.

Illustra is a browser-based figure editor for biology and medicine. Drag openly licensed artwork onto the canvas, recolour it, take it apart, and export a publication-ready figure with the attribution block already written for you.

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5,787Illustrations
94Categories
22Subjects
256Contributors
7Open licences

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Every subject below is a live group in the icon database. Open one and the editor jumps straight to it, with the licence and author carried along on each piece.

Anatomy & Physiology

Servier
Digestive system Bones Nervous system Bone structure +14 more
884 illustrations · 18 categories Sign in →

Human Biology & Medicine

Bioicons
Human Physiology Tissues Oncology Neuroscience
554 illustrations · 4 categories Sign in →

Human, Cells & Other

SciDraw
Other Cell Human
494 illustrations · 3 categories Sign in →

Life Sciences

Bioicons
Animals Plants & Algae
480 illustrations · 2 categories Sign in →

Microbiology & Immunology

Bioicons
Blood Immunology Microbiology Parasites Viruses
453 illustrations · 4 categories Sign in →

Laboratory & Scientific Tools

Bioicons
Lab Apparatus Scientific Graphs Safety Symbols Procedures +1 more
320 illustrations · 5 categories Sign in →

Cell Biology

Bioicons
Intracellular Components Cell Membrane Cell Culture Cell Types +2 more
302 illustrations · 6 categories Sign in →

Model Organisms

SciDraw
Mouse Rat Fish Drosophila +1 more
273 illustrations · 5 categories Sign in →

Blood & Immunology

Servier
Blood immunology Risk Factors Arteries atherothrombosis
233 illustrations · 3 categories Sign in →

Biology & Genetics

Servier
Receptors channels Nucleic acids Reproduction Animals +2 more
215 illustrations · 6 categories Sign in →

General & People

Bioicons
General Items People / Other
209 illustrations · 2 categories Sign in →

Clinical Medicine

Servier
Infectiology Ophthalmology Endocrinology Diabetes +3 more
194 illustrations · 7 categories Sign in →

Molecular Biology

Bioicons
Nucleic Acids Receptors & Channels Molecular Modelling Molecular Biology
180 illustrations · 4 categories Sign in →

Nutrition, Drugs & General Health

Servier
Dietetics Drugs General items
177 illustrations · 3 categories Sign in →

People, Graphics & Geography

Servier
People World maps Scientific graphs
163 illustrations · 3 categories Sign in →

Biochemistry & Chemistry

Bioicons
Chemistry Amino Acids Peptides
163 illustrations · 3 categories Sign in →

Microbiology & Cell Biology

Servier
Parasitology Microbiology cell culture
114 illustrations · 2 categories Sign in →

Genetics & Genomics

Bioicons
Genetics Genomics Epigenetics
94 illustrations · 3 categories Sign in →

Medical Equipment & Laboratory

Servier
Medical equipment Lab apparatus Emergency equipment
82 illustrations · 3 categories Sign in →

Diagnostics & Medical Procedures

Servier
Paraclinical exams Medical acts
77 illustrations · 2 categories Sign in →

Bioinformatics & Technology

Bioicons
Machine Learning Chemo- and Bioinformatics Computer Hardware Nanotechnology
72 illustrations · 4 categories Sign in →

Chemistry & Biochemistry

Servier
Chemistry Lipids
54 illustrations · 2 categories Sign in →

About

RedFox Illustra is built by RedFox AI Technologies for researchers who spend longer fighting a drawing tool than describing their result. It is a figure editor, not a general graphics package: the canvas, the element library and the export options exist to get one scientific illustration finished and cited correctly.

The library is assembled from open scientific art collections — Bioicons, Servier Medical Art and SciDraw — normalised into a single catalogue so that search, recolouring and disassembly behave the same whichever collection a piece came from. Every icon keeps its author and licence, and an export can carry a credit block built from exactly the pieces you used.

An account keeps your profile and workspace with you rather than in one browser's storage. You can sign in with Google or with an email address and password; either way one email address is one account, and a password can be reset by email at any time.