AtomLens for Mac
Open, browse, and understand molecule and reaction files on macOS.

Open, browse, and understand molecule and reaction files on macOS.
One purchase unlocks AtomLens on macOS and iPad: open, translate, highlight, save, preview, sync, and share molecule and chemical reaction files anywhere.
AtomLens helps you open, browse, and understand molecule and reaction files on macOS.
Whether you are reviewing a single structure, exploring a folder of chemistry files, or checking reaction data, AtomLens gives you a clear native Mac experience focused on readability, fast local workflows, and practical file handling.
Open common chemistry formats, inspect clean 2D depictions, review identifiers and calculated properties, and move quickly between Spotlight, Quick Look, and AtomLens’ built-in Molecule Browser. When needed, you can also extract multi-entry files into smaller outputs for downstream work.
What AtomLens can do:
Supported input formats: MDL Molfile, SDFile, SMILES, CXSMILES, Reaction SMILES, InChI, MOL2, PDB, XYZ, CML, RXN, and RDF.
Built for local workflows: AtomLens is designed to work on your Mac without requiring cloud processing for normal use. Your chemistry files stay under your control.
AtomLens 2.0 is a major upgrade from 1.3, turning AtomLens into a Universal App for both macOS and iPad with one purchase.
The new iPad app brings AtomLens' chemistry workflow to a touch-first workspace: open molecule and reaction files, paste chemistry text, directly enter IUPAC names for on-device name-to-structure translation, inspect structures, and share clean depictions as SVG, PNG, or PDF.
Visualization has been improved with easier access to carbons, element colors, atom-map colors and numbers, bond coloring, aromatic circles, and highlight styles. Reaction support is also extended, with better viewing, styling, file handling, and extraction workflows for reaction formats.
AtomLens 2.0 also adds a built-in Structures Repository with optional iCloud sync, so managed structures, tags, favorites, and recent items can stay together across your AtomLens devices. On iPad, repository files are available through Files and supported files can be previewed with Quick Look.

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