Get answers to frequently asked questions about BioRender and links to information on the BioRender website. What is BioRender? BioRender is an online software tool that helps scientists create and share beautiful, professional science figures in minutes.Browse more than 40,000 scientifically accurate life science iconsCreate figures for publications, posters, and grant applications up to 50 times fasterCollaborate with your lab and track version history in BioRender’s web-based program What benefits come with a paid licence? All free plan features, plus:Unlimited figuresFigures can be used in journal publications, published thesis/dissertations, and textbooks that contain less than five figures (textbooks that contain five figures or more, produced using BioRender, require an industry license).High-resolution export without watermarksCreate slide decks with BioRender Slides Effortlessly draw cells, membranes and more with premium ‘bio-brushes’Illustrate changes in temperature, pH and more with colour gradientsFree plan features include:Create a limited amount of figuresFor personal education useOver 1,000 pre-made templates designed by expertsLow-resolution exportLive customer supportUpload your own images and iconsUnlimited version historyCreate beautiful 3D models of proteins using the Protein Data Bank (PDB) Are mulitple users allowed to share one account? No. BioRender accounts are intended for individual use only. Sharing accounts among multiple users is strictly prohibited. Each user must create and maintain their own account. Understanding account sharing and copyright guidelines in BioRender Does every author in a journal publication require a paid licence? The linked BioRender webpage provides a guide for users on how to properly publish figures created in BioRender, covering licensing requirements, author listing rules, and step-by-step instructions to ensure compliance with publishing standards. Author listing requirements for publishing BioRender figures Do I need proof of my publication rights? The linked article will help you understand your publication rights and how to obtain proof for using BioRender figures in various publications. Understanding your BioRender publication rights Where can I learn more about BioRender and its capabilities? You can find customer resources and view BioRender's biweekly webinar on the BioRender website. BioRender webinars and events This article was published on 2026-02-10