OmniDICOM is a desktop DICOM viewer for Mac and Windows that supports study review, MPR and 3D reconstruction, measurements, metadata editing, PACS/DICOMweb transfer, and export. Its Professional plan adds local CT denoising, filter chains, and quantitative analysis for research and education.
OmniDICOM is a desktop DICOM viewer for macOS and Windows, built for viewing, review, and secondary review of medical images in research and educational workflows. It works with local studies, including folders, DICOMDIR media, ZIP archives, and multi-frame studies, so users can inspect and compare series without setting up a separate server.
The viewer combines routine image navigation with MPR, MIP, 3D volume rendering, cine playback, measurements, metadata editing, angiographic subtraction, PACS/DICOMweb transfer, and image or movie export. Professional extends the viewer with local CT denoising, ordered filter chains, and quantitative analysis tools. OmniDICOM is for research and education only; it is not intended for diagnosis or clinical decision-making.
Open local folders, files, ZIP archives, DICOM discs, DICOMDIR studies, and multi-frame studies. Compare series with window presets, zoom, pan, synchronized navigation, annotations, and cine playback with adjustable speed.
Reconstruct suitable CT or MRI volumes across axial, coronal, and sagittal planes, then inspect them with MIP, volume rendering, scalpel controls, and PET/CT fusion overlays.
Search DICOM tags by name or value, edit supported top-level values, and save changes across a series. Measure distances, angles, and regions, inspect ROI statistics, and manually calibrate studies without usable pixel spacing.
Review compatible angiographic runs with DSA mask subtraction and pixel-shift alignment. Connect to configured PACS or DICOMweb services, and export DICOM, PNG, JPEG, BMP, MP4, or WMV outputs.
Run CT denoising locally, build filter chains with up to eight filters, save presets for the series on the current computer, and use histograms, profiles, ROI tools, particle analysis, and time-intensity curves.
Open a local volume study, compare series, and use the MPR 2×2 layout to inspect axial, coronal, sagittal, and 3D views. Window and level controls, cross-reference navigation, and volume rendering support structured study review.
Play multi-frame angiography or ultrasound sequences, control playback, and use compatible DSA tools to select a mask and adjust pixel alignment when reviewing subtraction workflows.
Search and edit supported DICOM metadata values, save corrections across a series, and export selected images, complete series, or cine sequences for presentations and research materials. The site recommends working on a copy when preserving originals matters.
Professional users can apply local CT denoising, test ordered filters, compare processed and original views, and collect ROI statistics, histograms, profiles, or time-intensity curves for research analysis.
Use configured PACS or DICOMweb connections to find, retrieve, send, and receive studies through supported C-FIND, C-MOVE, C-GET, C-STORE, QIDO-RS, and WADO-RS workflows.
No. The product is intended for viewing, review, and secondary review in research and education. It is not a medical device and is not intended for diagnosis, primary interpretation, or clinical decision-making.
The site provides a separate 64-bit Windows 10/11 installer. The current Mac download information specifies Apple silicon Macs running macOS 13 or later; Intel Macs are not supported by that installer. Professional CT denoising on Mac requires macOS 14 or later.
The site states that images are not uploaded to OmniDICOM for local viewing. An internet connection is needed to start the trial and for licensing and update services, while PACS transfers use the servers configured by the user.
Basic includes the complete viewer, including MPR, 3D, cine playback, measurements, metadata editing, PACS/DICOMweb transfer, and export. Professional includes Basic plus local CT denoising, the Process workspace, filter chains, and Analyze tools. Every computer starts with a 14-day Professional trial from first launch.
Supported metadata edits can be saved across the selected series. Professional processing can be applied for display or saved for the series on that computer; denoising does not change the original DICOM files. The site recommends using a copy when preserving originals is important.
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