OMERO handles all your images using a secure central repository, from the microscope to publication.
Using the power of Bio-Formats, OMERO supports over 140 image file formats, including all major microscope formats.
Upload your data via the desktop app or command line, use our custom dropbox tool, or have your facility manager import it for you
Work with your images using the OMERO.insight desktop app, with OMERO.web in your browser, or from 3rd party software
Some of OMERO’s key features for scientific workflows are highlighted below.
Import over 150 image formats from microscope, graphics and other imaging formats, using the OMERO.insight app.
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Use OMERO.insight and OMERO.web to work with image data over the internet from anywhere. Browse thumbnails, image previews and view in full viewer including 'split-channel' view and Z-projection.
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Rendering settings, including colors and intensity ranges can be adjusted and saved for any image. In appropriate groups, other group members can save their own settings for shared images.
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The Measurement Tool in OMERO.insight or OMERO.iviewer is used to draw Regions of Interest (ROIs) and enable some basic analysis to be performed.
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Add tags, key-value pairs, comments, ratings or file attachments to single or multiple images or containers. Search sort or interact with data based on these annotations.
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Use OMERO.figure to draw figures quickly and easily for publications, presentations and meetings, save them on the OMERO server, and export as vector graphics.
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OMERO Groups enable sharing of data, annotations and figures within groups of scientists. Browse multiple groups and move data between them. Group owners have extra capabilities.
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The OMERO ImageJ plugin enables images on OMERO to be opened directly in ImageJ/Fiji. Save ROIs and overlays, results, new images or modified images from ImageJ into OMERO.
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