Interactive 3D human anatomy atlas
The whole body, piece by piece.
Explore a complete 3D model of the human body in your browser. Turn it, zoom in, and click any bone, muscle, vessel, nerve or organ to see what it is, the system it belongs to and its study note.
- Male and female bodies: Two reference models built from real anatomical data, with over 3,000 separate pieces each, from the skull to the bones of the foot.
- Click any structure: Every piece is selectable. Its name, side and system appear beside it, with the study note for the structure it belongs to.
- Explode and isolate: Pull the body apart into an inventory of pieces, or isolate a structure such as the heart or the brachial plexus and turn it on its own.
- Cross-sections: Cut through the body in sagittal, coronal or transverse planes to see how structures lie in relation to one another.
- Search 450+ structures: Find a structure by name, in English or Arabic, and fly the camera straight to it.
- Guided tour: Eight steps build the body up from the skeleton to the whole, one system at a time.
Questions
- Is the 3D anatomy atlas free?
- Yes. Create a free account with your email or Google to open the atlas, the study notes, the question bank and the AI tutor.
- Where does the 3D model come from?
- From open anatomical datasets: BodyParts3D (Database Center for Life Science), Z-Anatomy and Écorché, the HuBMAP Human Reference Atlas and the BoneHub Visible Human models, all under Creative Commons licences.
- Does it work on a phone?
- Yes. It runs in any modern browser with WebGL, on phones, tablets and computers, and nothing has to be installed.
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