Open DICOM studies, edit metadata, and explore MPR, 3D volume rendering and cine on Mac and Windows. OmniDICOM includes PACS/DICOMweb transfer and exports; Professional adds stacked filters and analysis tools. A 14-day trial starts at first launch. Trial exports have limitations. Paid plans start at US$10/month per machine. For research and education, not diagnosis.

Hi, I'm Youngrak, the creator of OmniDICOM. I built it around DICOM workflows for research and teaching: opening studies, comparing series, editing tag values, exploring MPR and 3D, and exporting results from one desktop app. Metadata editing is a central part of the workflow. You can inspect a tag, change its value, save, then reopen the study to verify the result. Work on a copy if you need to preserve the original files. The Mac download supports Apple silicon on macOS 13 or later; the Windows download supports 64-bit Windows 10/11. A 14-day Professional trial starts at first launch, with export limitations. Basic costs US$10/month or US$99/year per machine; Professional costs US$45/month or US$449/year. Taxes may apply. OmniDICOM is for research and education only, not diagnosis or clinical decision-making. If you work with DICOM for research or teaching, which repeated task would you most like to simplify? I would appreciate specific workflow feedback.

niche but clearly built by someone who actually deals with DICOM files, not a generic image viewer with a medical skin on it. the "work on a copy" advice for metadata edits makes sense given studies can't really be un-anonymized once you overwrite the wrong tag, but is there any built-in guardrail, like a warning before saving over the original file, or is that entirely on the user's own backup discipline right now?

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DICOM viewing and metadata editing on Mac and Windows

DICOM viewing and metadata editing on Mac and Windows