Two lines of HTML. No iframe. No install. See how journals can embed interactive OME-ZARR microscopy data directly in their pages.
Thirty timepoints, two channels (mNeonGreen, mCherry). With autoplay the
figure moves as soon as it is on screen and pauses while scrolled away. Each frame is
shown complete, so on a slow link the tempo drops rather than the frame tearing.
Hover for the play button and the time slider.
In a MyST article add "autoplay": true, "fps": 4 to the any:bundle JSON below.
MyST sites render widgets inside a shadow root, so use the widget module instead of a
script tag. Every key is an attribute of the viewer, same names as above.
Add "invert": true for a white background with dark nuclei.
Live demo of this route, plus the iframe fallback: MyST and Shadow DOM.
| Attribute | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
url |
Yes | — | ZARR store URL (HTTP or S3) |
z |
No | middle | Initial Z-slice index |
channels |
No | auto | Channel config: idx:on/off:hex:min:max,... |
width |
No | 100% | CSS width (pixels or %) |
height |
No | 16:9 auto | CSS height (pixels or %) |
controls |
No | minimal | minimal or none |
theme |
No | dark | dark or light |
token |
No | — | Bearer token for auth sources |
You are welcome to embed the viewer in a preprint, a journal article, or a data portal. Load the script from find-nuclei.github.io and cite the viewer as:
Machine-readable form: CITATION.cff.
Want to embed interactive microscopy in your journal or data portal?
Try the Viewer → Read the Embedding Guide →Free to use · No account required · No install