01 / INSTALL
Install on the right machine.
Use the Windows desktop app where your DICOM network is already available. Configure your AE title, listener, storage folder, and access rules in one place.
Radiology PACS software for Windows
Run your radiology PACS software from a workstation you control. Receive DICOM studies, query remote archives, retrieve examinations and connect approved reading consoles. Start with a local PACS application, then add cloud or reporting services when your team needs them.
Free download for Windows · No sign-in to download
Activate with a free account after installation.
Illustration of the desktop PACS workflow
Local DICOM service
Connected workstations
Cloud when you choose
Free account activation
A desktop-first workflow
A Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) stores medical imaging studies and makes them available to authorised workstations. Radiology PACS App handles the local DICOM server workflow: receive, store, query and retrieve studies. Install it on Windows, activate it with a free account, and configure the network used by your practice.
01 / INSTALL
Use the Windows desktop app where your DICOM network is already available. Configure your AE title, listener, storage folder, and access rules in one place.
02 / CONNECT
Connect workstations, query remote PACS systems, retrieve studies through the download queue, and make local studies available to approved destinations.
03 / EXTEND
Discuss cloud study access, backup, sharing, reporting or AI-assisted tools when your team needs them. Confirm the selected services, setup and charges separately from the free desktop download.
Local DICOM reception, storage and retrieval
Connect DICOM-capable imaging systems, local storage and approved reading workstations. Check equipment settings and network access with a representative study before using the setup in daily work.
Still available when you need it
Keep local study transfers on your network, then choose additional services for remote readers, sharing, backup or reporting. These require their own setup and service scope; downloading PACS Server does not automatically include every cloud or AI feature.
Make selected uploaded studies available to authorised remote readers. Confirm accounts, upload completion, connectivity and the chosen access workflow.
Discuss cloud upload, authorised sharing, retention and restoration requirements. A cloud copy needs an agreed backup and recovery process.
Choose reporting, templates, dictation and AI-assisted drafting as additional services. Radiologists review, edit and sign every report. Explore AI in radiology →
Choose the parts your practice needs
Radiology teams use these components together, but each has a different job. Start by deciding where images arrive, where they are stored and how your radiologists open and report them.
The desktop server receives and stores DICOM studies, queries remote systems and serves approved workstations. Configure the AE title, port, storage folder and destinations for your network.
Download the Windows PACS app →A viewer opens images for review. A viewer alone does not replace a shared archive or a DICOM server. Choose the reading application that fits your image types and workstation requirements.
Explore the online DICOM viewer →Remote access, managed storage, report preparation and AI-assisted tools extend the workflow. Confirm capacity, users, retention, integration scope and charges for the services you select.
Discuss managed PACS and enterprise options →Bring your modality list, study volume, reading locations and existing archive details to the setup discussion. Test receipt, retrieval and viewing of a complete examination, then confirm workstation access, storage growth and recovery responsibilities. A full RIS, scheduling or billing system should not be assumed to come with a PACS application.
Download PACS Server directly. Use a free account to activate it after installation. Enterprise options, managed server, and cloud setups start from $99. Contact [email protected] now for quotes and to discuss your requirements.
Before you download
Radiology PACS software stores medical imaging studies and makes them available to authorised users. Radiology PACS App focuses on the desktop DICOM server: receiving and storing studies, querying remote systems, retrieving examinations and connecting approved workstations.
No. A PACS server manages storage and transfers between imaging systems and workstations. A DICOM viewer opens images for review. Your workflow may use both; the desktop server download does not imply that every viewer, reporting or cloud service is included.
Yes. Download the Windows installer without signing in. Use a free account to activate the application after installation. Managed server and cloud setups, reporting and enterprise requirements are scoped separately.
Yes. The desktop PACS Server is available as a Windows 64-bit installer. Confirm hardware, local storage and network requirements for the computer hosting your local DICOM service.
Yes. The local server receives, stores and transfers studies over your configured local network. Access depends on the local server, storage, network and power being available. Cloud access and other internet-dependent services need connectivity and separate configuration.
Tell us which studies need remote access, who reads them, your storage and retention needs, and your reporting workflow. The enterprise team can scope the managed server, cloud and reporting services. Confirm the selected services, charges and installation plan before rollout.
Radiology PACS App is provided by Tanj Itech Private Limited. Discuss your organisation’s requirements or email [email protected].
Product information updated .