it depends on the authors guidelines of a journal first
it also depends on the type of manuscript
simply, you need to write brief description and concentrate on the importance of you paper
Dear Ramesh, have you tried Mind the Graph?
it is a online platform to create graphical abstracts and presentations for scientists. There are a free version (mindthegraph.com). Also, there are a blog with tutorials to create a graphical abstract https://blog.mindthegraph.com/how-to-make-an-infographic-3/#.WuOQj4jwaUk
Sir the examples are given in https://www.elsevier.com/authors/journal-authors/graphical-abstract.
Try using BioRender - (https://biorender.io/)
Is a free online app that contains a library of pre-made cells, proteins, membrane shapes, organs, lab equipment, etc. that you can drag-and-drop so you don't have to spend time drawing each element of the figure out yourself. Saves a lot of time for creating schematic figures, and the icons are all created by scientific illustrators so they're both beautiful and accurate! And it's free for educational use.
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