Into your paper
Paste the source into your document, or open it in the free TikZ, MetaPost or PiCTeX editor and download SVG or PNG for slides.
Forma Visuals · Draw a technical or research figure · For researchers
The paper is close to submission and one figure is still a whiteboard photo. Say what it is (the layers of a network, the steps of a process, the states and their transitions) and get TikZ, MetaPost or PiCTeX source back, checked against named, versioned rules before you see it. Coordinates are worked out for you.
01 Real answers
“A Merkle tree over four data blocks. Leaves: H(A), H(B), H(C), H(D) as boxes. Their parents: H(AB) above H(A) and H(B), H(CD) above H(C) and H(D). Root at the top: Root = H(ABCD). Draw it as a tree of boxes with edges from each parent to its children, and the four data blocks A, B, C, D as small boxes under their leaf hashes.”
valid · vector-graphics@c738bf88
“A binary search tree built by inserting the keys 8, 3, 10, 1, 6, 14, 4, 7, 13 in that order. Draw each node as a circle labelled with its key, edges from parent to child, left children to the left and right children to the right.”
valid · vector-graphics@c738bf88
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02 How it fits
Paste the source into your document, or open it in the free TikZ, MetaPost or PiCTeX editor and download SVG or PNG for slides.
Name the parts and how they connect, layer by layer or step by step. Where each one sits is worked out from that.
03 What you still check
04 Questions
It is source that passed Forma's rules, not a promise about your document: typeset it once with your own preamble and packages.
Yes. Open the source in the free TikZ editor and download SVG or PNG.
It returns a figure that passed its rules. The check covers the properties the figure states, not whether the figure matches what you meant, so look at it before you use it.