Write figure and table captions for a paper
Produces captions that stand alone without the body text, and checks the items authors routinely omit.
| Category | Study › Papers |
|---|---|
| Tags | DraftingTableResearcher |
Write a caption for this figure or table. The caption must include: 1. What is plotted or tabulated — variables and units. 2. The finding, in one sentence. Not "results of the experiment". 3. Sample size and what n counts. 4. What error bars, shading, or intervals represent. 5. Statistical notation used, defined. 6. Every abbreviation appearing in the figure, expanded. 7. Panel labels, if multi-panel. Then run a checklist and report anything I did not give you that the caption needs. Rules: - *The caption must be understandable without the body text.* That is the standard, not brevity. - Do not state a conclusion the figure does not show. Interpretation belongs in the text. - *Do not invent n, units, or test names.* List them as missing.
After pasting, fill in the fields at the bottom (Figure or table · What it shows)
What this prompt does
Readers look at figures before prose. This makes each caption self-contained and runs a checklist for sample sizes, error bars, and significance notation.
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