MACg Medical Image, Chart,
and Diagram Tools
MACg's Image, Chart, and Diagram tools turn evidence into clear, compliant visuals — fast. Generate figures and images for text documents or slide presentations.
MACg uses OpenAI's latest image generator and other advanced technologies for creating scientific and medical charts and diagrams. Enhance communication and engagement by including images, charts, and diagrams in your manuscripts, MI responses, training materials, or conference slides.
Summary at a Glance
- One workflow: search → synthesize → visualize → cite → present.
- Data-aware visuals: create from evidence tables, saved datasets, or chat instructions.
- Citation-integrated: auto captions, references, and bibliography updates.
- Ready to publish: brand templates, correct units, readable labels, and export to DOCX/PPTX/PDF.
Image Tool (Scientific Illustrations and Figures)
Generate labeled scientific images (e.g., MOA, pathways, device schematics).
- Enforce clarity: readable text, consistent color schemes, scale bars, and annotations.
- Branding: add logos and disclaimers by using the MACg editor.
Chart Tool (Data-Driven Charts and Tables)
Create charts from typed data, pasted tables, or evidence tables.
- Supported chart types: bar, line, pie, doughnut, radar, polar area, bubble.
- Smart formatting: units, axis labels, legends, statistical notes, and confidence interval labeling (when provided).
- Table builder: publication-style tables with alignment, header rows, and footnotes.
Diagram Tool (Concepts, Flows, and Frameworks)
- Build clear diagrams for workflows, patient journeys, study schemas, and checklists.
- Shapes, connectors, swimlanes, and callouts with auto-alignment and spacing.
Why It's Different (Life Sciences–Tuned Visuals)
- Evidence-first visuals: pull data and context from Reference Collections and PubMed-backed summaries.
- Citation automation: figure captions include AMA/APA/MLA references; bibliography updates when content moves.
- Compliance-ready: correct terminology, units, fair-balance language, and readable labeling by default.
- Enterprise controls: brand templates, approved palettes, locked layouts, and governance for reuse.
Integrated Workflow Across MACg
Ask MACg: request charts/diagrams/images during drafting and push into the Editor or Slides.
Reference Collections: select individual documents or entire folders to constrain visual generation to approved sources.
Editor: insert, resize, caption, and reflow visuals; citations and numbering stay synchronized.
Slide Presentation Tool: convert visuals into editable decks with per-slide citations, speaker notes, and PPTX export.
Data and Citations
- Data sources: paste values, upload CSV/Excel, or select evidence tables from Ask MACg outputs.
- Citations: Citations in captions and in-text references auto-update in AMA/APA/MLA.
- Traceability: each visual links back to its data source(s) in Reference Collections.
Example Use Cases
- Manuscripts and abstracts: endpoints charts, safety tables, MOA figures.
- MI responses: concise diagrams, labeled tables, and infographics.
- Journal clubs: side-by-side efficacy charts, study schemas, critique checklists.
- Clinical and RWE: patient flow diagrams, outcome dashboards, protocol visuals.
- Education: pathway illustrations, device overviews, annotated images.
- Literature analysis: Summary tables and graphs
- Slide presentations: Add images, diagrams, and charts to your slides
Supported Visual Types
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I create visuals directly from Ask MACg?
Yes. Ask for a chart/diagram/image in chat; send it to the Editor or Slides with one click.
Which chart types are supported?
Bar, line, pie, doughnut, radar, polar area, and bubble charts.
How are citations handled?
Can I export visuals?
Yes. Export with your documents (DOCX/PDF) or slides (PPTX). Images can also be saved as high-resolution assets and downloaded.
Are visuals editable?
Tables are editable. Images can be edited with image editing software.
How many images can I generate?
Generate as many images as you need for creating your content.
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Resources & News
AINGENS Launches A Generous Affiliate Program for MACg, The Cutting-Edge AI Platform for Life Sciences Content Creation
AINGENS, a leader in AI-driven research and medical writing innovation, announces an affiliate program for its flagship product, MACg. The program offers an attractive 30% recurring commission. The press release highlights MACg's advanced features, including AI multimodal writing assistance powered by GPT-4.0 and o3-mini, real-time integration with PubMed, automated citation support, and robust visualization tools. Additionally, MACg boasts an enterprise-grade security framework that ensures data privacy and GDPR compliance. This comprehensive announcement also emphasizes AINGENS' focus on empowering teams with fit-for-purpose AI solutions that streamline and enhance life sciences workflows, enabling users to achieve unprecedented productivity in scientific content creation. This initiative underscores AINGENS' dedication to innovation in scientific research and content creation.
Jun 26, 2025
How to Use AI to Update PowerPoint Presentations (Step-by-Step Guide for Faster, Better Slides)
Updating an existing PowerPoint deck no longer has to mean hours of manual rewriting and reformatting. This article shows a practical, step‑by‑step workflow for using AI (e.g., MACg) to generate new, evidence‑based slides and seamlessly integrate them into your current presentation. Instead of asking AI to “fix” an entire deck, you'll learn how to target specific sections, brief the AI with the right sources, generate PowerPoint‑ready slides, and then merge and restyle them so they match your original look and feel. The result is faster updates, higher consistency, and full human control over scientific quality.
Jan 5, 2026
A Real-World Review of MACg for Editing, Writing, and PubMed Search
Dr. Goldina Erowele examines the transformative role of MACg, an AI platform designed for life sciences professionals. Her initial experience involved using MACg to review a draft document and integrate PubMed references, showcasing its ability to streamline research and ensure content accuracy. MACg's tools expedite the draft review process, improving tone and readability while maintaining compliance with medical standards. The platform's applications extend to creating scientific abstracts, clinical trial reports, and training materials, promising to enhance productivity and impact in medical communications.
Jan 27, 2025
With MACg’s ability to integrate PubMed references directly into documents, that challenge becomes effortless. It’s more than just an AI tool—it’s an innovative platform that empowers medical writers and communicators to work smarter, not harder.
I used to spend HOURS researching a single article. Drowning in PubMed rabbit holes, juggling 15+ tabs for every project, switching between multiple Google Docs and getting lost in the process. It was beyond exhausting. I was skeptical about using AI in my process after too many garbage outputs, but I gave MACg a shot anyway. I needed an article on ADHD and nutrition, so I said, “why not?”. Within minutes, I had solid research and a pretty solid first draft. After a few quick iterations, my article was publication-ready. Time savings = unmatched. What ultimately sold me: I was able to do everything in one spot…research, prompting, drafting, writing/revisions. No more 15+ tabs for one project. (and a lot fewer headaches) If you want to drastically cut your time and get quality outputs fast, try MACg.
Previously, I relied on EndNote for citation generation, but MACg takes it further by allowing me to pull, cite, store, and manage references all in one platform seamlessly integrated with PubMed. It is designed with medical writers in mind—helping gather information, providing detailed scientific prompts, suggesting and finding relevant references, retaining links, and summarizing content—all within the same dedicated workspace. On top of that, the in-built editor makes refining content simple and efficient.
Previously, I relied on EndNote for citation generation, but MACg takes it further by allowing me to pull, cite, store, and manage references all in one platform seamlessly integrated with PubMed. It is designed with medical writers in mind—helping gather information, providing detailed scientific prompts, suggesting and finding relevant references, retaining links, and summarizing content—all within the same dedicated workspace. On top of that, the in-built editor makes refining content simple and efficient.
