Cell Press Graphical Abstract Requirements & Template
Cell Press graphical abstract specs: 85×85mm square, 300 DPI, RGB TIFF. Free Cell-compliant template for Cell, Cell Reports, iScience, and all Cell Press journals.
Cell Graphical Abstract Size: 85 mm × 85 mm (square)
Cell requires graphical abstracts at 300 DPI minimum, exported as TIFF preferred; high-quality JPEG accepted in RGB. File size must be Under 10 MB, with fonts at Minimum 6pt in final figure.
Submission Specifications
| Size | 85 mm × 85 mm (square) |
|---|---|
| Minimum DPI | 300 DPI minimum |
| Color Space | RGB |
| Accepted Formats | TIFF preferred; high-quality JPEG accepted |
| Max File Size | Under 10 MB |
| Minimum Font Size | Minimum 6pt in final figure |
| Additional Notes | Cell Press uses a square format — all journals in the Cell Press family (Cell, Cell Reports, Cell Metabolism, iScience, etc.) use this same specification. |
How to Create a Cell Graphical Abstract in Graphab
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Select your journal
Choose Cell from the journal picker in the Abstract Maker. Graphab automatically loads the correct canvas size: 85 mm × 85 mm (square).
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Pick a template
Browse the Cell template gallery and select one that matches your research structure (pathway, mechanism, overview, etc.).
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Fill in your research
Replace placeholder content with your own figures, text, and data. The AI editor helps with layout suggestions.
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Export in journal format
Export as TIFF preferred; high-quality JPEG accepted at 300 DPI minimum DPI. Graphab ensures the file meets all Cell submission requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What size is a Cell Press graphical abstract?
- Cell Press graphical abstracts are square: 85 mm × 85 mm. This applies to Cell, Cell Reports, Cell Metabolism, iScience, Cell Chemical Biology, and all Cell Press family journals.
- Does Cell require a graphical abstract?
- Yes. All Cell Press journals require a graphical abstract. It must be submitted as a separate file and should visually summarize the main finding of the paper.
- What is the difference between a graphical abstract and a visual abstract for Cell?
- Cell Press uses 'graphical abstract' as the standard term. It should be a single, clear image (not a multi-panel figure) that illustrates the core concept of the paper.
