Assembling a Research Paper with Figures and References
Graduate students compile research papers that include data charts, photographs, diagrams, and extensive bibliographies. Figures must meet journal submission requirements for resolution, format, and color space.
Flujo de trabajo
- Write the paper body in the preferred editor and export main text as PDF
- Prepare figures: use the Image Resizer to meet journal-specific dimension requirements (e.g. 300 DPI, max 17 cm width)
- Use the Image Converter to save figures in the journal's required format (TIFF, EPS, or high-res JPEG)
- Use the Image Compressor to reduce figure file sizes if the journal has per-figure size limits
- Use the PDF Merger to combine the text PDF with figure plates if a single-file submission is required
- Verify the final PDF against the journal's submission checklist
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