Cross sections to see inside the body
Cut the whole body or a single organ along sagittal, coronal or axial planes in Anatomy Atlas 3D, and move the plane to see what lies inside.
What Anatomy Atlas 3D does
Every feature of the free 3D anatomy app, what it's for and how students use it.
Explore the body
Free, no account, no ads, works offline
Anatomy Atlas 3D is completely free: every structure, layer, muscle card and the quiz. No subscription, no account, no ads, no tracking, and it works offline on iPad and iPhone.
Six anatomy layers you can peel in one swipe
Anatomy Atlas 3D shows the body in six layers, from the superficial muscles down to the skeleton. Tap a layer to hide it, or swipe down the layer rail to peel the body in one gesture.
Explore every organ, part by part
Open the heart, brain, eye, ear, lungs and other organs on their own in Anatomy Atlas 3D and study each part, with detailed models of the eye, inner ear and brain ventricles.
Learn the details
Muscle cards with origin, insertion, action and innervation
Tap any muscle in Anatomy Atlas 3D to see its action, its origin and insertion bones (marked red and blue) and, for the major muscles, its innervation.
Tap any structure to see its name in English and Latin
Tap a structure in Anatomy Atlas 3D to see its English and Latin name from Terminologia Anatomica 2, with a definition. Search in English, Latin or French, typos included.
Test yourself
An anatomy quiz that works like the practical exam
The Anatomy Atlas 3D quiz names a structure and you find it on the 3D body. Choose a region and systems, answer 15 questions and review the ones you missed. Free.
Explore the human body in 3D, free
2,000 structures, six layers to peel, muscle cards with origin, insertion and action, every organ part by part and a quiz to test yourself. No account, no ads, works offline on iPad and iPhone.
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