Unleash the power of 3D point clouds

Digital twins are transforming the way engineers, surveyors and industrial companies work. Thanks to terrestrial laser scanners, mobile mapping systems and drones, reality capture has become an essential part of modern projects, reducing risks, improving accuracy and accelerating decision-making.

OpenScanTools helps professionals explore, analyze and exploit massive 3D point clouds with speed and precision. Designed for demanding projects, it provides advanced visualization, measurement, inspection and data management tools while remaining intuitive and efficient.

Originally released as an open source project, OpenScanTools has evolved into a commercially supported product to ensure its long-term development, sustainability and continuous innovation. The legacy open source edition remains available for the community, while new features and future developments are now part of the commercial editions.

Whether you work in AEC, industrial plants, energy, oil & gas, water treatment, forensics, mining or academia, OpenScanTools is designed to accelerate your workflows and help you get more value from your reality capture data.

To ensure long-term development, professional support and continuous innovation, OpenScanTools is now developed as a commercial product. The legacy open source edition remains available for users who wish to continue using it.

Try OpenScanTools free for 30 days

After the trial period, a Standard single-user license is available for €290/year or €790 for 3 years.

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You can also contact us at: openscantools@gmail.com

Tutorials:

Legacy Github access:

Operating system: Windows 10 & 11

Hardware requirements:

• Multi-core processor,
• Dedicated 3D GPU (recent > 2017), Vulkan compatible. Integrated GPUs (UHD, Iris Xe) may not work,
• 16Gb RAM or more*,
• SSD storage.

*32 Gb is ideal. More RAM is needed in case you want to import / export large merged or unified scans.

The software has been signed (Certum signing) and is therefore perfectly safe, but you may get a Windows Defender screen. It just takes a little time for Microsoft’s reputation to grow.

We also invite you to sign the Open Point Cloud Formats petition. The aim of this initiative is to open up point cloud formats to facilitate exchanges, help develop solutions and save time.