Free, browser-based, no install

A DICOM viewer that stays on your machine.

Real multiplanar reconstruction — every plane freely rotatable, always mutually consistent. Runs entirely in this tab, with no account and no server in the imaging path. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to share a case.

NoustaView showing a CT abdomen study in multiplanar reconstruction, with axial, sagittal, and coronal panels and GPU rendering enabled

NoustaView is a free, browser-based DICOM viewer built by a radiologist for teaching and review; your images are opened locally and never uploaded unless you choose to share a case.

  • Runs entirely in this tab — no server in the imaging path
  • No account, no upload by default
  • Works offline while the tab stays open
  • Chromium browsers — Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera
  • Built by a radiologist

See it, not just read about it

A 47-second walkthrough.A 25-second walkthrough.

What happens when you open a study

Your images stay in this tab unless you share them.

  1. 1Open a fileA file, folder or .zip from your drive.
  2. 2Decoded hereRendered in this tab — no server in the path.
  3. 3Works offlineKeeps working offline while the tab stays open.
  4. 4Nothing leftClose the tab and it's gone.

Opt-in exceptions

Share Case

Only when you choose to send a de-identified copy, after its own preview.

Clinic review

Screening-centre clinic accounts only: an encrypted, pixel-only copy, opened by the centre's assigned reviewers for a technical adequacy check — never for diagnosis. Deleted at most 3 days after it was sent.

What it does

Built around one hard problem, done properly.

NoustaView showing a CT abdomen study in multiplanar reconstruction, with axial, sagittal, and coronal panels and GPU rendering enabled

Multiplanar reconstruction

Axial, sagittal, coronal — each independently rotatable around any axis, never locked to 90°. Reference lines always show the others' real angle. GPU-accelerated where supported.

NoustaView on desktop, showing the complete toolbar while viewing a shared CT thorax study

Slab, MIP, and the everyday toolset

Reconstruct thicker slabs on the fly, and switch between averaging and MIP to bring vessels and calcification forward. Window/level, zoom, pan, length and angle measurement, and an adjustable HU probe.

NoustaView with Exam/Class Mode on: eight pre-labelled cases in the sidebar, Case 02 (a CT thorax, abdomen and pelvis) open, and the Export and Share Case buttons greyed out

Exam / Class Mode

Load your exam or teaching cases once, then safely unplug the source drive. Export, printing and sharing stay locked for the session, and the mode can't be switched off — closing the tab is the only way out.

NoustaView showing a Doppler ultrasound study of the right ovary with color flow, and a sidebar listing eight loaded teaching cases

Not just CT and MRI

A Doppler ultrasound study, with a full set of teaching cases loaded in the sidebar.

NoustaView running in a true full-screen view on a curved monitor, showing two MRI brain panels with no browser chrome or toolbar visible at all

A clean, distraction-free read

Press F11 for your browser's own full screen, then T to hide NoustaView's toolbar too — a completely clean reading view, run entirely by keyboard shortcuts from there.

Works everywhere you do

Full functionality on desktop.
A convenient view on mobile.

Desktop gets the complete toolset — every measurement tool, multi-panel layouts, all six themes, full 3D MPR. On a phone or tablet, the toolbar narrows to what works with a thumb: scroll-drag, pinch-zoom, swipe between series. Case sharing works fully on both — open a shared link on your phone with no install, same as on a workstation.

NoustaView on a phone, showing a shared spine MRI case with a length measurement tool active
Touch-first toolbar, full case-sharing support.
NoustaView on a phone with the toolbar hidden, showing just the shared MRI images edge to edge
Hide UI for a clean, distraction-free read.

Make it yours

Not just a viewer —
your viewer.

Six color themes, from clinical Dark Teal to Terminal or Vaporwave. Every keyboard shortcut is yours to rebind, saved right on your own machine. Set it up once, and it stays that way.

NoustaView's toolbar shown in all six color themes stacked together — Dark Teal, Dark Amber, Light, Terminal, Vaporwave, and Art Deco
NoustaView's Keyboard Shortcuts panel, listing every tool and action with its current key and a Change button to rebind it

Supports the project, not a paywall

Free for everyone. Supporter helps keep it that way.

The viewer, MPR, measurements, Exam Mode and image export are free, permanently, for every student, teacher and reviewer. Supporter is $2/month or $15/year; Pro, built for running a whole class through case sharing, is $7/month or $50/year.

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“Most of what's out there is either not affordable, or clearly wasn't designed with students in mind. And a lot of the time, what someone actually needs is small — a teacher running one exam, a student reviewing one case. That shouldn't need an install or a hospital IT ticket. It should just open, get used, and be forgotten about until next time.”

— Dr. KW Chan
Radiologist & Interventional Radiologist

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This is a review and teaching tool. It is not a certified medical device and is not intended for primary diagnostic use. It does not replace a calibrated diagnostic workstation.

How to use NoustaView

Get started in seven steps.

Load a study, pick a series, use the mouse and keyboard, then export, share, and read on your phone.

Common questions

Answers, up front.

Is it free?

Yes. The viewer, MPR, measurements, Exam Mode and image export are free, permanently, for every student, teacher and reviewer. Share Case hosting will be funded by optional Supporter and Pro subscriptions.

Are my images uploaded?

No. A study you open is decoded and rendered entirely inside this browser tab, and no server is in the imaging path. Nothing is uploaded or retained unless you choose Share Case (Supporter and Pro), which uploads a de-identified copy that you review and confirm first, to a link you control; close the tab and the opened study is gone.

Does it work on a Mac, Chromebook, or phone?

It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install on any of them. Use a Chromium browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave or Opera): Firefox and Safari open the viewer, but folder loading may not work there; on iPhone and iPad every browser uses Safari's engine, so expect the same. Desktop gets the complete toolset; on a phone or tablet the toolbar narrows to what works with a thumb, and case sharing works fully on both.

Is it a medical device, or meant for diagnosis?

No. NoustaView is a review and teaching tool. It is not a certified medical device and is not intended for primary diagnostic use, and it does not replace a calibrated diagnostic workstation.

Can I use it for teaching or exams?

Yes. Exam/Class Mode loads your exam or teaching cases once, then you can safely unplug the source drive; export, printing and sharing stay locked for the session, and the mode cannot be switched off.

How do I share a case?

Share Case (Supporter and Pro) sends a de-identified copy, which you review and confirm first, to a link you control; set a password or an expiry, or revoke it early, all from your dashboard. Text burned into pixels (common on ultrasound) can be missed, so check the preview yourself. Whoever opens it needs no account and no install.

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