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Save the image stack from a web image viewer as an organized ZIP, ready to import into DicomTube. Save the image stack from a web image viewer as an organized ZIP: one folder per series, images in order. Built by DicomTube. Import the ZIP into DicomTube to turn it into scrollable stacks for lectures and teaching presentations. How to use: 1. Open a page with an image viewer that steps through images as you scroll 2. Click the extension icon in your toolbar 3. Click the main image when prompted 4. If the viewer has several series, click any one of the series thumbnails 5. Wait while the viewer scrolls through each series. Your ZIP downloads automatically Your ZIP: - One folder per series, named after the series - Images numbered in order (000.jpg, 001.jpg, 002.jpg, etc.) - A SOURCE.txt with the page address and title, so you can credit the source - Ready to import into DicomTube Works with viewers that show regular images (JPEG, PNG) one at a time and change them with the mouse wheel or keep the whole stack in the page, and with some web DICOM viewers that draw their images on a canvas. Import into DicomTube DicomTube imports the ZIP as-is, with every series included. Scroll through slices right inside your slides and teach live, including real-time sessions. https://dicomtube.com/ Your responsibility You're responsible for having the rights to download and reuse images. Respect the licence and terms of use of the site you download from. The download panel includes a link to DicomTube. Privacy: everything happens in your browser. The extension only runs on a page when you click its icon. Nothing is sent to DicomTube or anyone else, and there's no tracking or data collection.
Oct 31, 2026
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