Quick Start¶
Build your first image analysis pipeline in 5 minutes.
Step 1: Add an Image Reader¶
- Press Ctrl+F to open the Node Explorer search, or right-click on the canvas
- Search for "Image Reader"
- Double-click or drag to place the node on the canvas
- In the node's properties, click Browse to select an image file
Step 2: Apply a Filter¶
- Add a Gaussian Blur node (Ctrl+F → search "Gaussian")
- Connect the
imageoutput of Image Reader to theimageinput of Gaussian Blur - Adjust the Sigma property to control blur strength
Making connections
Click and drag from an output port (right side) to an input port (left side). Ports are color-coded by data type.
Step 3: Threshold the Image¶
- Add a Binary Threshold node
- Connect the Gaussian Blur output to it
- Adjust the threshold value
Step 4: Measure Objects¶
- Add a Particle Props node
- Connect the Binary Threshold mask output to the
maskinput - Optionally connect the original image to the
imageinput (for intensity measurements)
Step 5: Run the Pipeline¶
Click Run Graph in the toolbar or press Ctrl+W.
The pipeline executes node by node. Results appear:
- Table output — connect to a Data Table Node to view inline
- Figure output — connect to a Data Figure Node to view plots
Step 6: Save Your Workflow¶
Use Ctrl+S to save the workflow as a .json file. Reopen it later to continue where you left off.
Next Steps¶
- Interface Overview — learn the UI layout
- Batch Processing — process folders of images
- Node Reference — explore all available nodes