Installation
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EVAnalyzer Documentation
A high-performance bioimage analysis desktop application written in Rust — combining a multi-channel image viewer with a configurable analysis pipeline.
What is EVAnalyzer?
EVAnalyzer is the Rust reimplementation of ImageC and the successor of the EVAnalyzer ImageJ plugin. It provides a high-performance image viewer combined with a fully configurable, multi-step analysis pipeline for fluorescence microscopy and high-content screening data.
First Steps
Create your first project and run your first analysis. Learn more →
Commands
Browse the full library of 26 pipeline commands. Explore commands →
Tutorials
Step-by-step guides for spot counting, colocalization, and more. View tutorials →
Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| 40+ file formats | CZI, ND2, LIF, VSI, OME-TIFF, SLD, SCN, and more via Bio-Formats |
| Multi-channel viewer | Per-channel brightness/contrast, visibility toggles, and colour assignment |
| Z-stack & T-stack | Intensity projections (Max, Min, Avg, Sum, Middle) or per-frame processing |
| ROI annotation | Rectangle, oval, and polygon regions of interest drawn directly on the image |
| Analysis pipeline | 26 composable processing steps from preprocessing to object classification |
| Multi-well plate layout | Group images by well/plate for high-content screening experiments |
| CSV export | Pipeline results exported per image and per well |
| Scale bar & minimap | Physical scale bar and navigator thumbnail overlay |
| Cross-platform | Linux (Skia renderer) and Windows (software renderer) |