Dear Aymn,
do you know servier medical art (http://www.servier.com/Powerpoint-image-bank) You can use the figure elements for teaching purpose, as well for non commerical publication (if seen them occasionally within papers).
Best Soenke
Powerpoint is always a good option as long as you save as a high-resolution image file (png or tiff) afterwards.
The best, in my opinion, is Adobe Illustrator and that's very expensive. There are a few free softwares that can help you, but they may not exactly match the capabilities of AI. And not all of them are compatible with Windows (some of these are for Mac, and some for Linux platforms). Unfortunately, I don't have much experience with any of these. So I cannot tell you which one will best serve your need.
Inkscape, Serif DrawPlus, Creative Docs.NET, Alchemy
This blog provides a list and brief description of similar programs and may help you:
http://www.onextrapixel.com/2011/03/15/10-best-alternatives-to-adobe-illustrator/
I found servier medical art (http://www.servier.com/Powerpoint-image-bank) is very easy and this is what i want
Thank you very much
In my point of vue, it is not well adaptated for 3D images.
In summary:
Inkscape for 2D and Blender for 3D pictures.
Blender for animations
For instance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RasemoYzsFA
you can buy Motifolio power point tool kit a bit expensive. for free I found servier medical art (http://www.servier.com/Powerpoint-image-bank) is very easy a
Mr. Harnois has provided a very good info for your need.
inkscape as well as blender are great, free and light weight alternatives and available for both windows and linux.
Inscape is the best for the purpose (it creates pictures with vector graphics approach by default)
Hi Aymen
The web address for Servier powerpoint-Image-bank does not work for me. Could please help
Thank you
It looks like this is the new Servier web address:
https://smart.servier.com/
BioRender might be a good option (https://biorender.io/)
It's an 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 yourself. Saves a LOT of time and the final figures you create are professional-looking. Plus, it's free for educational use.
Chemdraw helps you to draw all biological and chemical related drawing
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