Why Fiji?

Easy to Use

Fiji is easy to use and install - in one-click, Fiji installs all of its plugins, features an automatic updater, and offers comprehensive documentation.

Powerful

Fiji bundles together many popular and useful ImageJ plugins for image analysis into one installation, and automatically manages their dependencies and updating.

Free & Open Source

Like ImageJ itself, Fiji is an open source project hosted on GitHub, developed and written by the community.


Plugins

Fiji features thousands of plugins that aid in scientific image processing and analysis. Here are a few featured plugins hand-picked by the Fiji community - refresh the page to see different plugins!

List of All Plugins

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BAR

Broadly Applicable Routines, containing macros, scripts, and plugins focused on data analysis, image annotation, and image segmentation.

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CLIJ

GPU-accelerated image processing offering about 100 predefined OpenCL-based functions allowing you to run your workflows on any GPU.

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Labkit

Easy to use manual and automated segmentation of microscopy image data.

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3Dscript

Create high-quality 3D/4D animations using a natural-language based syntax.

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BigDataViewer

Re-slicing browser for terabyte-sized multi-view image sequences developed with multi-view light-sheet microscopy data in mind.

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BigStitcher

Simple and efficient alignment of multi-tile and multi-angle image datasets.

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Contributors

Fiji is developed by contributors around the world, and funded from various sources. It is maintained by the Eliceiri/LOCI group at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the Jug group at Human Technopole in Milan, and Tomancak lab at the MPI-CBG in Dresden.

Fiji is an open source project, so everybody is welcome to contribute with plugins, patches, bug reports, tutorials, documentation, and artwork.

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Licensing

Fiji is licensed under the GNU General Public License. It builds on top of the ImageJ2 core, which is licensed under the permissive BSD 2-clause license. Plugins and other components have their own licenses.

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Citing Fiji

Like most scientific software, funding for the Fiji project is driven by citations. If you use Fiji, please cite it in your publications!

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Partnered Projects

The Fiji project is driven by a strong desire to improve the tools available for life sciences to process and analyze data. To this end, Fiji collaborates closely with the following projects: