QuickFigures is a toolset for creating scientific figures.
If you are in a hurry you can learn the basics in less than 10 minutes with this tutorial video. You can also watch the full length tutorial video playlist for instructions or you may read the user guide which is more detailed than the full length playlist.
You can install using the 'Update...' command in Fiji and selecting QuickFigures from the list of ImageJ update sites. This will download QuickFigures and all the dependencies. If you need to perform a manual install, you can download here.
See publication for more details
The most recent version uses Apache Batik (1.14) for SVG, PDF and EPS export.
Note from the author: You have permission to use parts of the QuickFigures project. I don't expect much more than recognition and thanks. It is primarily for academic use by researchers at scientific institutions. In the event that it takes off with incredible popularity, I might need to start making many improvements and possibly start asking for help. Furthermore, I would be flattered if parts of my work were re-used or repurposed by others. I am currently pushing recent changes to this repository.
Please feel free to contact me with any bug reports, questions, recommendations or comments.
Enjoy the toolset,
Gregory
For anyone who is interested in the code, JUnit tests are in the testing folder. If you will be running those tests, you will need the image files in this location and put them in your documents folder in '~\Documents\Quick Figures\Testing'.
PS: Some of the source code does not follow best practices for naming and explanations for how my code works are not always detailed. If you want to re-use parts of my code in your software and have questions it may be helpful to contact me.