Academic Support Program
Free monthly credits for researchers who link to Vizcept
Add a short introduction and a link to Vizcept on a page you already maintain. We add up to 150 credits to your account every month for 12 months, and unlock watermark-free, 4K and SVG downloads while your support is active.
See how to applyChoose your support track
Institutional track
For researchers who can publish on their institution's website.
150 credits / month
- For up to 12 months
- Watermark-free downloads, 4K and SVG while active
One public page on your institution's domain (such as .edu or .ac.uk) with an introduction to Vizcept and a clickable link.
ApplyCommunity track
For researchers without an institutional page.
90 credits / month
- For up to 12 months
- Watermark-free downloads, 4K and SVG while active
Your own original posts on 3 different public platforms, each with an introduction to Vizcept and a clickable link.
ApplyHow it works
Add the introduction and link
Publish a short introduction to Vizcept with a clickable link on your page or posts. Copy-ready text is below.
Submit your page URLs
Sign in, choose a track and paste the URLs. We check the pages for the link right away; pages we cannot read are reviewed by hand, usually within 2 business days.
Get credits every month
The first month's credits arrive as soon as you are approved, then every 30 days for up to 12 months. Each month's credits are valid for 30 days.
Institutional track details
Eligible pages
- Your faculty or researcher profile page
- Your lab or research group page
- A course or teaching page you maintain
- A department resources or tools page
Not eligible
- Personal domains, GitHub Pages, Notion, Google Docs or Medium (use the community track)
- Pages behind a login or an intranet
- A URL written as plain text instead of a clickable link
- Pages that only list Vizcept among unrelated advertising
Example page URLs
- https://ling.example.edu/people/jane-doe
- https://www.example.ac.uk/research/cognition-lab/resources
- https://example.edu.au/courses/ling201
Institutions whose sites are not on an .edu or .ac domain (many European universities, for example) are welcome too; those pages are reviewed by hand.
Community track details
Supported platforms (pick at least 3 different ones)
- Your personal or academic website (counts once)
- Medium
- YouTube (link in the description)
- ResearchGate
- Academia.edu
What counts
- Original content written by you: a post, article, video description or profile section
- An introduction to Vizcept with a clickable link to vizcept.com
- Publicly visible without signing in
Not eligible
- Reposts or shares of someone else's content
- Posts visible only to friends or connections
- A bare link without an introduction
- Content that is later deleted or made private
Copy-ready introduction
Use any of these as they are, or write your own in your words. What matters is a short introduction and a clickable link to https://vizcept.com.
Short version
Vizcept is an AI scientific figure generator for thesis writers, researchers and linguistics students: describe your study, get a figure typeset by code. https://vizcept.com
Long version
Vizcept (https://vizcept.com) is an AI scientific figure generator for master's and PhD students, researchers and linguistics courses. Describe your study and get a figure: conceptual frameworks, CONSORT flow diagrams, syntax trees and sentence diagrams are typeset by code, so every label, arrow and count lands where you wrote it.
HTML for a web page
<p><a href="https://vizcept.com">Vizcept</a> is an AI scientific figure generator for thesis writers, researchers and linguistics students: describe your study, get a figure typeset by code.</p>
Used Vizcept for a figure in a paper?
Optional, and not required for the program. Many journals ask authors to disclose AI tools; this sentence fits a figure caption, the methods section or the acknowledgements. Check your journal's policy first. Journal AI figure policies
Used Vizcept for a figure in a paper?
Figure 1 was created with Vizcept (https://vizcept.com), an AI scientific figure generator; the authors reviewed and edited the figure.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the two tracks?
The institutional track needs one public page on your institution's website and gives 150 credits a month. The community track needs posts on 3 different public platforms and gives 90 credits a month. Both last up to 12 months and unlock watermark-free, 4K and SVG downloads while active.
Is this a subscription discount?
No. The program adds credits to your account every month and unlocks paid download features while it is active. It does not create, change or cancel any subscription, and you never enter a card.
When do I get the credits?
Right after approval, then every 30 days. If we can confirm the link on your page automatically, approval is instant; otherwise we review your page by hand, usually within 2 business days. Each month's credits are valid for 30 days.
What happens if I remove the link?
Before each monthly grant we check that the link is still there. If it is missing on several checks in a row, the program pauses until the link is back.
Can I apply for both tracks, or use the same page on several accounts?
No. Each account can hold one application, and each page URL can belong to only one account.
Does the link have to be dofollow?
No. Any clickable link counts, including the nofollow links that LinkedIn, Medium and YouTube add automatically.
