A real scan viewer, built in

When you upload a medical scan, ClinyPal doesn't just store the file — it opens in a proper viewer, the same standard format (DICOM) that dedicated imaging software uses. You don't need separate software just to look at a scan.

The DICOM viewer showing a scan with zoom, contrast, and measurement tools.
A scan open in the built-in viewer with its tools visible.

Pan, zoom, and adjust

Zoom and pan to get a closer look at a specific area, rotate the image if it's oriented awkwardly, and adjust window and level — the scan's brightness and contrast — to bring out the detail you need to see.

The scan viewer with the window and level adjustment active.
Adjusting brightness and contrast on a scan.

Measure and annotate

Use the measurement tools to record a distance directly on the image, and the annotation tool to mark and label something specific — useful for noting exactly what you want a colleague or the patient's file to reflect.

The scan viewer with a measurement line drawn across an area of the image.
Measuring a distance on a scan.

Reading the scan's details

The viewer shows the scan's modality and series information alongside the image itself, so you always know exactly what you're looking at.

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