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Quickstart

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1. Sign up

Go to biom.science and create an account. Biom uses Supabase Auth, so you can sign up with email or social providers.

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2. Upload your first file

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Open the file browser

Click the folder icon in the left sidebar to open Biom Drive.
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Upload a file

Drag and drop a file onto the file browser, or click the upload button. Biom supports 30+ file formats including OME-TIFF, Zarr, CZI, ND2, DICOM, NWB, FITS, PNG, JPEG, MP4, and more. Files up to 50 GB are supported via multipart upload.
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Open in the viewer

Double-click your file to open it in the viewer. The file type is auto-detected and the appropriate viewer loads automatically.

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3. Explore the viewer

Once your image is open, you can:
  • Pan and zoom using the mouse or trackpad
  • Adjust channels for multi-channel scientific images (OME-TIFF, Zarr)
  • Navigate Z-slices and time points with the slider controls
  • Adjust brightness, contrast, and gamma in the adjustments panel
  • Split panes to compare images side by side (up to 6 panes)

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4. Run your first model

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Open the AI panel

Click the AI icon in the sidebar or press the prompt bar at the bottom of the screen.
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Reference your file

Type @ followed by your filename to attach it to the prompt.
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Ask a question

Try something like:
  • “Segment all cells in this image” — runs SAM3
  • “Track the mouse in this video” — runs DeepLabCut
  • “Count the blue cells” — runs Cellpose + color analysis
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View results

Results appear as overlays on your image. Segmentation masks, keypoint tracks, and analysis charts are rendered directly in the viewer.

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5. Share your work

Click the Share button in the toolbar to generate a shareable link. You can set permissions (viewer, commenter, or editor) and optionally set an expiration date.

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Next steps

Supported formats

Full list of supported file types.

Viewer controls

Deep dive into viewer features.

Models

All available scientific models.

AI Agent

What the AI agent can do.