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Pixcavator: The Easiest Way To Get Started With Image Analysis

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This is Pixcavator's interface. At least 90% of it.


How do you get data from your images?

Do you try measure and count with your fingers and a naked eye?

With Pixcavator all it takes is a single click!


Pixcavator's operation is so straightforward, it feels like a hand-held calculator. Click "Run" and in a few seconds you are viewing the list of all objects in the image. The list gives the size, location, and other characteristics of each object.

The nature of the images is unrestricted: medical and environmental, microscope and satellite, and much more...


Count and measure:

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Create Excel reports:

This is an image analysis report created with Pixcavator.


Users say:

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"I really appreciate the simplicity that you manage to overlay on very complex issues." -- Joy John Mammen, M.D.

"An elegant solution..." -- Brian Matsumoto, Ph.D.

"Impressive program..." -- Nalin Mehta, M.D.

"The software you’re developing is great – the math behind it is intuitively clear, and [it] is incredibly user friendly." -- Jon Scaffidi, Ph.D.


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Download for free and in a few seconds you'll be analyzing your images...



Gallery of analyzed images:

Basophil (a type of white blood cell) Basophil (purple) captured along with the rest

Nuclei Nuclei, captured

Drosophila nuclei Drosophila nuclei, captured

Nuclei Nuclei, captured

Comet DNA at different stages Comet DNA, captured

Nerve cells Nerve cells, captured

Parenchyma (plant cells) Parenchyma cells, captured

Meat Lean meat, captured Fat, captured

The original image of bee brood Analysis: areas of occupied cells are captured and measured

Eye atrophy Atrophy captured and evaluated

Mouse retina cells Total of 3811 cells

Transversal section of a cassava root (a tropical tuber) Transversal section of a root, dark area captured

Particles of various shapes and sizes Particles captured

Lung biopsies Intensity of staining measured

Red blood cells - elliptocytosis Red blood cells, captured

Coral lesion Coral lesion, perimeter measured

Image of grass Vegetation volume measured

Hose cross section Hose cross section, thickness measured


Your gateway into image analysis:

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  • One-click analysis
  • Based on rock-solid science (patent pending)
  • Exhaustively tested and documented
  • Expertly supported
  • Used by thousands of scientists and engineers throughout the world
  • Only $29 per month, free to cancel at any time
  • No obligation download; make sure it's what you want


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Pixcavator was created

by Dr. Peter Saveliev.

I am always there to help!

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